M.O.O.S.(E). Ministry of Occult Studies (England): 12/10 Game shots

[DeafNala]

VERY NICELY DONE! I love the sad faced Guy on the left.

[Mason]

VERY NICELY DONE! I love the sad faced Guy on the left.

Cheers, Al.
He may look like that as he is seated next to his wife who is informing him of his latest 'mistake'...
 


These figures are now all available as part of my new Kickstarter and the campaign is now 'live' and can be found here:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/643047657/the-secret-of-innsmouth-act-two-the-return

Here are some shots of the new figures available in Act Two, based and undercoated...





I shall see i I can get some paint on them soon so that they can be used in our current campaign....

[Litebrite]

Just a note to say congratulations on the funding of the Insmouth Part 2 Kickstarter campaign.  I am looking forward to getting these additional figs to add to those from the 1st campaign.  I have cleaned and primed those figures and now I am just deciding on what color schemes to use for their flesh.

Lembit 

[Mason]

Thanks, Lembit.
I look forward to seeing your hybrids when finished.
 

I am going to try and get some paint on my own set of these at some point soon.....hopefully.
 

[Mason]

A shot of the table set-up we used for our latest instalment in the campaign....



(The picture is a little washed out due to the flash...)/

[DeafNala]

A bit faded but still UBERCOOL! You did a fine job integrating the G.W. pieces with your own creation. The "green & peaceful land" look contrasts SPLENDIDLY with the game. VERY WELL DONE!

[rumacara]

Paul, although its not my genre in miniatures i´m following this thread with interest.
I have the privilegie of seing your first sculps and since then your imagination and skills improved a lot.
Congratulations on your projects mate.
Keep it coming.

[Litebrite]

This is a really nice terrain board Paul.  It would be great pleasure if I was able to play on it or even one half as good.

[Mason]

A bit faded but still UBERCOOL! You did a fine job integrating the G.W. pieces with your own creation. The "green & peaceful land" look contrasts SPLENDIDLY with the game. VERY WELL DONE!

Thanks, Al.
What Lies Beneth? the Green and Pleasant Land is the plan for our setting, so I am glad that it conveys that idea.
 

Paul, although its not my genre in miniatures i´m following this thread with interest.
I have the privilegie of seing your first sculps and since then your imagination and skills improved a lot.
Congratulations on your projects mate.
Keep it coming.

That is very kind of you to say, Rui.
Thank you.
 

This is a really nice terrain board Paul.  It would be great pleasure if I was able to play on it or even one half as good.

Thanks, Lembit.
It is a shame that we live so far apart, as getting together for a game would be a pleasure, I am sure.
 

[gamer Mac]

Very nice setup  
Surely this should be at BLAM?

[Mason]

Very nice setup  
Surely this should be at BLAM?

Thanks, Colin.
It is unlikely that I will be bringing anything to BLAM this year as I am really busy around that time and most likely will take the opportunity to play all of the games that the rest of you are putting on.
 

[marianas_gamer]

Really nice looking board Paul! 
Lon

[gamer Mac]

Thanks, Colin.
It is unlikely that I will be bringing anything to BLAM this year as I am really busy lazy around that time and most likely will take the opportunity to play all of the games that the rest of you are putting on.
 

Sorted that statement for you Paul
 

[Mason]

Really nice looking board Paul! 
Lon

Thanks, Lon.
 

Sorted that statement for you Paul
 

 
OK, you caught me.
 

[Elk101]

That's a tasty set up mate. I like the re-purposing of the central building, it's a great example of making terrain and scenery work across genres.