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Lady Justice – Malifaux |
Just a quickie Friday afternoon post, as you've already had a bonus post this week!
As I've mentioned in the past, it was the miniatures that drew me into Malifaux to begin with. Lady J and Perdita were the two that caught my eye initially, and my loyalty to The Guild was secured (for a while at least).
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Perdita Ortega – Malifaux |
What I hadn't realised is that most of my favourite Malifaux miniatures were done by the same sculptor.
Gael Goumon is a very talented individual who, as I'm quickly learning, is responsible for some of the most recognisable gaming miniatures in the industry, not just the ones he did for
Wyrd Miniatures.
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Colette Du Bois – Malifaux |
I strongly recommend a visit to his website –
Mandragore Miniatures – when you get the opportunity and have a look through the news section and his gallery. This guy knows how to sculpt boobs!
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Rasputina – Malifaux |
Next week on the blog should involve more painting of Francisco Ortega – another one of Gael's miniatures – and maybe even a game of Malifaux.
Crikey, every single one of those miniatures is superb, not a ropey one in sight...
ReplyDeleteI looked at these girls yesterday and one day they will be mine!
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