#67 Painted, Malifaux, The M&SU, Ramos, Joss

Malifaux, The M&SU, Ramos, Joss

Introduction

Well its been a fun ride and Joss is at its end I wanted something different for this guy, the box art really didn't grab me too much and I had a google around till I found something I liked. What I found was someone who had done him with green as the overalls colour I felts that it was a nice combo and felt I could go further.

Painting

Step By Step

Joss

1. Prime: Black (Vallejo, Surface Primer Black)
2. Arm, Axe, Belt and Goggle Lenses: Silver (Army Painter, Gun Metal)
3. Boots and Gloves: Brown (Reaper, Ashen Brown)
4. Overalls: Fluro Green/Yellow (Vallejo Game Color, Livery Green)
5. Skin: Skin (Reaper, Caucasian Flesh)
6. Googles Band: Brown (Reaper, Golden Brown)
7. Hair and Axe Wire: Fluro Blue (Vallejo Game Color, Electric Blue)
8. Boots and Gloves Ink: Brown (Army Painter Ink, Soft Tone)
9. Metal Ink: Black (Army Painter Ink, Dark Tone)
10. Overalls Glaze: Green (Citadel Glaze, Waywatcher Green)
11. Axe Blade, axe wire and hair Ink: Blue (Army Painter Ink, Blue tone)

Bases

1. Prime: Black (Vallejo, Surface Primer Black)
2. Rough dry brush of the dirt: Brown (Reaper, Ashen Brown)
3. Rough dry brush of the dirt: Brown (Reaper, Golden Brown)
4. Pipe: Silver (Army Painter, Gun Metal)
5. Pipe Ink: Brown (Army Painter Ink. Soft Tone)
6. Edged: Black (Army Painter, Matt Black)

Basing

Joss ended up getting one of the mix of small bases I made up for the box, I didn't really have a plan for him in particular but I wanted something on the base. In the end my reasoning went something like, I used the two pipe one for Ramos I figured the one pipe one would be fine for Joss.

Conclusion

Well he is certainly something, hes a little too bright for my tastes but hes definately an attempt at something different. Hopefully I wont do something silly like paint over the yellow/Green.

7/10