My first Pulp figures: Cultists!

[abu iskander]

From Artizan's Thrilling Tales range. The rest of them are in the works.







http://web.me.com/abu_iskander/Reflective_Wargaming/Reflective_Wargaming/Entries/2010/7/19_Recent_Work.html

[Calimero]

They look good. The third one is the one I like the most

[Svennn]

Thats a very nice deep red and the white is superb too. I would prefer to see them without the slight sheen (Foundry paint?) but they are lovely. Did you do the chest symbols different on purpose.

[Doomhippie]

I love those cultists. Fantastic red!
I have the same problem with the sheen. I can never get rid of it once I used varnish. I've learned to live with it.

[abu iskander]

Thanks, all.

Svenn, I don't care for the sheen either, which was caused by using VMC Thinner in the paint.  But right now it is too humid to apply dullcoat. I'd hate to risk a milky disaster.

I'm using a different rune on the chest of each character. The narrative will basically be that each member plays a different role in the organization; hence differing runic devices.

[joroas]

Gosh I thought they wer all from CND at first. 

[magokiron]

Really good mate!

A clean job with the robes and masks, but your skin tones are very well done too!

Thanks for sharing.

[Wirelizard]

Those are great, very nice paintjobs on Artizan's neat cultists.

We need more cultists in our games; we've had a shortage of robed weirdos in the last year or so of pulp games!

[Argonor]

We need more cultists in our games;

Exactly what I told myself Saturday after playing the Strange Aeons scenario 'The Devil's Hopyard' 

(Basic idea: The Lurkers are sacrificing themselves at an obelisk to summon one or more demons - each sacrifice generates 1d6 summoning points, and cultists are at 1 point each - a good trade-off)