The Pulp Painting Club

[Prof. Dinglebat. Phd.]

PPC #70: La Sorella di Lavanda

Just finished this today.

I was painting the Red Nun (as part of my Pulp Alley Sister's League) but Svenn beat me to it (good thing too as his is much better than mine)! So I got on with The Lavender Sister (sounds better in Italian if Google Translator has got it right)!

Very nice paint job there Snappy. She's the head of Opus Dei by the looks of things.  

[OLeary]

PPC #70: La Sorella di Lavanda



Just finished this today.

I was painting the Red Nun (as part of my Pulp Alley Sister's League) but Svenn beat me to it (good thing too as his is much better than mine)! So I got on with The Lavender Sister (sounds better in Italian if Google Translator has got it right)!

This really is a stand out piece-the whites-magnificent job

[Mad Lord Snapcase]

This really is a stand out piece-the whites-magnificent job

Very nice paint job there Snappy.

Many thanks for the kind comments everybody.

She's the head of Opus Dei by the looks of things.

Prof., I think my back story will be based on Las Brigadas Femeninas de Santa Juana de Arco (The Feminine Brigades of Saint Joan of Arc) but I will build a fictional and more sinister development, perhaps a more radical splinter-group with nefarious purposes as there is no suggestion of wrong-doing in the Joan of Arc Brigades. Perhaps the League will be called Le Sorelle Caleidoscopici di Giovanna d'Arco as I intend to paint each nun in a different colour!

[Dr Mathias]

PPC #72: Handmaiden of Isis

A member of the ladies auxiliary to The Servants of Ra, prevalent in the Victorian period and on the rise again...

[Wolf Girl]

This will go nicely with your handmaiden

PPC #73 - Minion of Anubis

[Prof. Dinglebat. Phd.]

Continuing the flow of the Nile.

PPC#74

[Dr. The Viking]

Brilliant entries! Egypt is for pulp!

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PPC #71: Handmaiden of Isis

A member of the ladies auxiliary to The Servants of Ra, prevalent in the Victorian period and on the rise again...

I love her! Great work on those cream tones and skin

[Dr Mathias]

This will go nicely with your handmaiden

Continuing the flow of the Nile.

Well played you two, well played!

[Calimero]

PPC #71: Handmaiden of Isis

A member of the ladies auxiliary to The Servants of Ra, prevalent in the Victorian period and on the rise again...

Nice, Is that one of Bob Murch "new" female cultist figures?

[Dr Mathias]

Nice, Is that one of Bob Murch "new" female cultist figures?

Yes, the "new" PWM19 Female Cowled Cultists  . I made some small modifications to two others, but I doubt I'll get them painted in time for the PPC since I'm off to GenCon in a couple hours.

[Prof.Witchheimer]

What a fine entry, just superb, Matt!

[Argonor]

Really cool entries; as Thorbjørn wrote, nothing spells Pulp as the trappings of ancient Egypt used in an inter-war connection 

Yesterday, this thread finally inspired me to tidy up my painting corner, desk, and old GW pain(t) station (I had to endeavour a perilous expedition to clear a path from the door to the corner of the study through the sediments of a couple of years' storing stuff needed to be moved from other parts of the house). Clean as a whistle now, and nothing to prevent me from poking brushes about (I have even begun planning some paint racks for the wall as seen on som pics of the Prof.'s painting area some years ago!).

I found a partly painted WF late republican roman legionaire that I'm going to finish as 'warm up excercise' before painting a pulp mini that hopefully will be done in time for this (73 already, yikes!). Well, if not, at least I'm back at the painting desk... 

[Hat Guy]

PPC#75

Bombay Sapphire - Colonial Bounty Hunter (Reaper Minis)
 

Varnish looks a little gloss   need to fix that.

[Prof. Dinglebat. Phd.]

Really cool entries; as Thorbjørn wrote, nothing spells Pulp as the trappings of ancient Egypt used in an inter-war connection 

Yesterday, this thread finally inspired me to tidy up my painting corner, desk, and old GW pain(t) station (I had to endeavour a perilous expedition to clear a path from the door to the corner of the study through the sediments of a couple of years' storing stuff needed to be moved from other parts of the house). Clean as a whistle now, and nothing to prevent me from poking brushes about (I have even begun planning some paint racks for the wall as seen on som pics of the Prof.'s painting area some years ago!).

I found a partly painted WF late republican roman legionaire that I'm going to finish as 'warm up excercise' before painting a pulp mini that hopefully will be done in time for this (73 already, yikes!). Well, if not, at least I'm back at the painting desk... 

In the interest of enhancing your motivation.