From The Painting Table 6

Another collection of random painted models that I've finished over the last week or so, oddly this time out of the 4 things featured I only have a gaming use for the last one.

To start with a Guild Mechanical Assistant from Malifaux, I know nothing about Malifaux, but just love the Victorian Sci-Fi imagery this brings up and had to buy and paint him.

This is the French Minelaying Cruiser Pluton, it came in the same pack as the Emile Bertain and Jeanne D'Arc which are in my Free French Fleet, the Pluton didn't serve with the Free French however and actually doesn't have any rules in Victory at Sea, but I decided to paint it up anyway, it may get a use in a scenario at some point.

The second mini from the Dragon Quest board game I've painted, this is some sort of knight with a giant mace, he's OK, but not as good as the druid guy I painted earlier.  He has some weird puffy shoulder pads.

And finally the second lot of mantic Wraiths from the boxed set (see full thoughts on them here)

A Lone Wanderer

I was having a rumage through my collection yesterday and came across an old D&D board game Dragon Quest.  Its a sort of roleplaying light game crossed with something like heroquest, but what was interesting was that my copy came with 6 metal versions of the heroes as well as the standard plastic ones (I don't know if this was the same for all versions or a limited release sort of thing).  The metal minis are 28mm scale (i.e. warhammer scale) and vary a lot in quality, 3 of them are awful (the elf, dwarf & knight), 2 of them are ok (the rogue and the barbarian) but the last one, a wizard/priest sort of dude I really liked.  I figure he'd make a nice stand in Truthsayer, which have are being rereleased with storm of magic.  I am hoping to pick up the truthsayer and dark emissary in a bit as I was annoyed with myself for not picking them up last time they were out.  Anyway the finished model: