A selection of pulp figures

[Melnibonean]

Greetings Folks, I've been busy painting for the past few days and amongst a bunch of zombies and geezers I also painted up a few of my long list of pulp figures.



Where's Clutcher?


More 1800's that pulp but they still fit in (sort of).
O'Mally's Fire troop

[d phipps]

Nicely done! Will any of these folks be visiting your Kong setting?

[Melnibonean]

No. None of these folks are going to meet the king of the jungle.
However, I was given this big 4'x4' sheet of acrylic impregnated cardboard and it look, to me, that it might just tun into a tramp steamer over the next few months.

Unfortunately Kong has been put on hold for the moment as my gaming club is on it's holiday break. Although I am trying to con a couple of friends and their kids into spending a night on the Mysterious Island in the New year whilst the ladies gossip and sip wine in the lounge room.

[Melnibonean]

I also did these guys at the same time as those above. They are from Eureka and even though they lack some of the detail of other figures they have a fantastic look of utter stupidity. I'm calling them Doug and Dinsdale - The Piranha Brothers.

[FramFramson]

I'm calling them Doug and Dinsdale - The Piranha Brothers.

Lovely pair o' hedgehogs you got there.

[Mason]

Lovely work, Melnibonean.
I really like the way your colours come out so vivid, especially the deeper blues and reds.
 

Not at all familiar with the Piranha Brothers, but they do look like a great pair of characters.

[d phipps]

These are some cool looking characters. And your paint job gave them even more character.

Well done!

[Dr DeAth]

Nice brushwork, full of pulpy goodness