Tuco was born into the Ortega family. He was captured by the Nephilim who over time turned him after convincing him that he had been abandoned.
Corrupted by the Nephilim, he continues to use a shotgun in their service.
As a former member of a Guild family, he retains the blue and red colours of his previous allegiance.
He will provide additional firepower to my Malifaux Neverborn Starter Set.
Random modelling pictures and comments from someone who has more interests than time...
Showing posts with label Ortega. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ortega. Show all posts
Saturday, March 24, 2018
Sunday, April 9, 2017
Sarissa Shack - comparative photographs.
I bought a number of Sarissa buildings a very long while ago, a number of them have been assembled but not painted (or painted but not finished).
One of them was the Shack fro their Old West range.
Now I have to admit I thought it was from their "Heroic" rather than 28mm range of the time and had assumed that it would be suitable for the Malifaux scaled figures.
It would appear that this is not the case.
This model is assembled (it might even have been glued but I am not quite convinced).
That is not snow, that is dust (it has been sitting on a shelf for a while).
First up is the standard scaling miniature, William Killian.
As you can see he is a nice fit though the door even on his base (okay the base might stick but he is not going to bump his head).
So, next up are some unfinished Malifaux figures. This is Santiago, the tallest and largest figure in the Ortega starter set. He is seriously going to need to duck to get through the door.
Next is a Guild Guard and Perdita. They might just get through the door without ducking.
Slightly better angle, even if the cameraman is diving for cover.
The two of them shooting through the windows.
One of them was the Shack fro their Old West range.
Now I have to admit I thought it was from their "Heroic" rather than 28mm range of the time and had assumed that it would be suitable for the Malifaux scaled figures.
It would appear that this is not the case.
This model is assembled (it might even have been glued but I am not quite convinced).
That is not snow, that is dust (it has been sitting on a shelf for a while).
First up is the standard scaling miniature, William Killian.
As you can see he is a nice fit though the door even on his base (okay the base might stick but he is not going to bump his head).
So, next up are some unfinished Malifaux figures. This is Santiago, the tallest and largest figure in the Ortega starter set. He is seriously going to need to duck to get through the door.
Next is a Guild Guard and Perdita. They might just get through the door without ducking.
Slightly better angle, even if the cameraman is diving for cover.
The two of them shooting through the windows.
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