Dead Justice - Guild Marshals and Alternative Versions

These Malifaux models are from the 2011 Dead Justice box. These models either count as Guild Death Marshals or one as a Crooked Man, one as a Drowned, and one as a Guild Autopsy.

They were primed the same way as my regular Death Marshals. The exception is the Flesh which was painted with Khardic Flesh, drybrushed with Midlund Flesh mixed with Thraka Green, and lightly drybrushed with Ryn Flesh mixed with Menoth White Highlight then washed with Thraka Green. Also the hair was painted with Thamar Black and the mouth with Menoth White Highlight. Bloody bits were painted with Skorne Red and after the model was washed it was touched up with Blood for the Blood God.

 

This one counts as a Guild Autopsy.

 This one counts as a Crooked Man.

  

This one counts as a Drowned.

The base was made with Basius 2 Plaguelands plate. It was painted with dollarstore black, heavily drybrushed with Cryx Bane Base, drybrushed with Cryx Bane Highlight and lightly drybrushed with Trollblood Highlight. The model was washed with Agrax Earthshade. The outer base was painted with Skorne Red and Iosian Green.

Dead Justice - "The Judge" or Punk Zombie

This model is a Malifaux Guild/Ressurectionist faction model that is great melee combat model. It was available in the Dead Justice box set several years back, in 2011 at GenCon. It counts as the judge or a punk zombie.

It was primed white. Pants were painted with Exile Blue, drybrushed with Cygnar Blue Highlight and lightly drybrushed with Cygnar Blue Highlight mixed 50/50 with Menoth White Highlight. Flesh was painted with Khardic Flesh, drybrushed with Midlund Flesh, washed with Thraka Green, and lightly drybrushed with Ryn Flesh mixed with Menoth White Highlight then washed with Thraka Green. Boots were painted with Umbral Umber, drybrushed with Bootstrap Leather and lightly drybrushed with Beast Hide. The jacket was painted with Bloodtracker Brown and drybrushed with Beast Hide.

 Arm braces and leg were painted with Umbral Umber and drybrushed with Gun Corps Brown. Metal parts were painted with Pig Iron and drybrushed with Quicksilver. Hair was painted with Thamar Black. Goggles painted with Quicksilver and lenses painted with Arcane Blue. Brass bits painted with Rhulic Gold. Mouth painted with Menoth White Highlight. 

The base was made with Basius 2 Plaguelands plate. It was painted with dollarstore black, heavily drybrushed with Cryx Bane Base, drybrushed with Cryx Bane Highlight and lightly drybrushed with Trollblood Highlight. The model was washed with Agrax Earthshade. The outer base was painted with Skorne Red and Iosian Green.

Dead Justice - Lady Justice or Dead Doxie

Lady Justice is a Malifaux Guild faction model that is a melee combat beast. This version was from the Dead Justice special metal box made during the 1E days in 2011. This particular model can also count as a Dead Doxie resurrectionist model.

It was primed white. Pants were painted with Exile Blue, drybrushed with Cygnar Blue Highlight and lightly drybrushed with Cygnar Blue Highlight mixed 50/50 with Menoth White Highlight. Flesh was painted with Khardic Flesh, drybrushed with Midlund Flesh mixed with Thraka Green wash, and lightly drybrushed with Ryn Flesh mixed with Menoth White Highlight then washed with Thraka Green. 

 Arm braces and leg were painted with Umbral Umber and drybrushed with Gun Corps Brown. Metal parts were painted with Pig Iron and drybrushed with Quicksilver. Hair was painted with Skorne Red, drybrushed with Khador Red Base, then lightly drybrushed with Khador Red Base mixed with Menoth White Highlight. The bronze parts were painted with Molten Bronze. Blindfold was painted with Thamar Black.

The base was made with Basius 2 Plaguelands plate. It was painted with dollarstore black, heavily drybrushed with Cryx Bane Base, drybrushed with Cryx Bane Highlight and lightly drybrushed with Trollblood Highlight. The model was washed with Agrax Earthshade. The outer base was painted with Skorne Red and Iosian Green.

Lady Justice Avatar

Lady Justice is a Malifaux Guild faction model that is a melee combat beast. Her avatar model was made at the tail end of the first edition of the game and is entirely metal. You can sometimes find it in gamestores with older stock.

 It was primed white. Pants were painted with Exile Blue, drybrushed with Cygnar Blue Highlight and lightly drybrushed with Cygnar Blue Highlight mixed 50/50 with Menoth White Highlight. Flesh was painted with Khardic Flesh, drybrushed with Midlund Flesh and lightly drybrushed with Ryn Flesh mixed with Menoth White Highlight.

Arm braces and leg were painted with Umbral Umber and drybrushed with Gun Corps Brown. Metal parts were painted with Pig Iron and drybrushed with Quicksilver. Hair was painted with Skorne Red, drybrushed with Khador Red Base, then lightly drybrushed with Khador Red Base mixed with Menoth White Highlight. The bronze parts were painted with Molten Bronze. Blindfold was painted with Thamar Black.

Both aspects were painted Umbral Umber. The blue one was roughly painted with Meridius Blue, drybrushed with Arcane Blue and lightly drybrushed with Frostbite. The horns were painted with Bloodstone and drybrushed with Mouldy Ochre. The brown aspect was roughly painted with Bloodtracker Brown, drybrushed with Rucksack Tan and lightly drybrushed with 50/50 mix of Rucksack Tan and Menoth White Highlight. The green smoke effect was painted with Ordic Olive, drybrushed with Iosian Green and lightly drybrushed with Necrotite Green.

The base was made with Basius 2 Plaguelands plate. It was painted with dollarstore black, heavily drybrushed with Cryx Bane Base, drybrushed with Cryx Bane Highlight and lightly drybrushed with Trollblood Highlight. The model was washed with Agrax Earthshade and the green smoke with Thraka Green. The outer base was painted with Skorne Red.

Lady Justice

Lady Justice is a Malifaux Guild faction model that is a melee combat beast. You get it in the Guild's Judgement crew box.

It was primed white. Pants were painted with Exile Blue, drybrushed with Cygnar Blue Highlight and lightly drybrushed with Cygnar Blue Highlight mixed 50/50 with Menoth White Highlight. Flesh was painted with Khardic Flesh, drybrushed with Midlund Flesh and lightly drybrushed with Ryn Flesh mixed with Menoth White Highlight.

Arm and leg braces were painted with Umbral Umber and drybrushed with Gun Corps Brown. Metal parts were painted with Pig Iron and drybrushed with Quicksilver. Hair was painted with Skorne Red, drybrushed with Khador Red Base, then lightly drybrushed with Khador Red Base mixed with Menoth White Highlight. The bronze parts were painted with Molten Bronze. Blindfold was painted with Thamar Black.

The base was made with Basius 2 Plaguelands plate. It was painted with dollarstore black, heavily drybrushed with Cryx Bane Base, drybrushed with Cryx Bane Highlight and lightly drybrushed with Trollblood Highlight. The model was washed with Agrax Earthshade. The outer base was painted with Skorne Red.

Scales of Justice

Scales of Justice is a Malifaux Guild faction totem for Lady Justice that primarily buffs friends. You get it in the Guild's Judgement crew box.

It was primed white. Skirt was painted with Exile Blue, drybrushed with Cygnar Blue Highlight and lightly drybrushed with Cygnar Blue Highlight mixed 50/50 with Menoth White Highlight. Flesh was painted with Khardic Flesh, drybrushed with Midlund Flesh and lightly drybrushed with Ryn Flesh mixed with Menoth White Highlight.

The wood was painted with Thamr Black and drybrushed with Coal Black. Then it was lightly drybrushed with 50/50 mix of Coal Black and Menoth White Highlight then very lightly drybrushed with a 33/66 mix of the same. Arm braces were painted with Gun Corps Brown and drybrushed with Rucksack Tan.

Metal parts were painted with Pig Iron and drybrushed with Quicksilver. The flames were painted with Skorne Red, drybrushed with Khador Red Highlight, lightly drybrushed with Heartsfire and very lightly drybrushed with Cygnar Yellow. The paper was painted with Menoth White Highlight and writing done with Thamar Black. Hair painted with Thamar Black and drybrushed with Coal Black.

The base was made with Basius 2 Plaguelands plate. It was painted with dollarstore black, heavily drybrushed with Cryx Bane Base, drybrushed with Cryx Bane Highlight and lightly drybrushed with Trollblood Highlight. The model was washed with Agrax Earthshade and the flames washed with Gryphon Sepia. The outer base was painted with Skorne Red.

The Judge

The Judge is Lady Justice's right hand man and is included in the Guild's Judgement crew box. He is agile, a hard hitter in range and melee and takes a licking.

It was primed white. Jeans painted with Exile Blue, drybrushed with Cygnar Blue Highlight and lightly drybrushed with Cygnar Blue Highlight mixed 50/50 with Menoth White Highlight. Boots were painted with Umbral Umber, drybrushed with Bootstrap Leather and lightly drybrushed with Beast Hide. The jacket was painted with Bloodtracker Brown and drybrushed with Beast Hide.

Hat and gloves were painted with Thamr Black and drybrushed with Coal Black. Metal parts were painted with Pig Iron and drybrushed with Quicksilver. The goggles were painted with Arcane Blue Chest harness was painted with Beast Hide.

The base was made with Basius 2 Plaguelands plate. It was painted with dollarstore black, heavily drybrushed with Cryx Bane Base, drybrushed with Cryx Bane Highlight and lightly drybrushed with Trollblood Highlight. The model was washed with Agrax Earthshade. The outer base was painted with Skorne Red.

Miss Terious

Miss Terious is a limited edition model that counts as a Death Marshal model for Malifaux Guild faction. Painted the same as my Death Marshals.

Death Marshalls

The Death Marshals are Malifaux Guild faction models that primarily fight against the undead. They also ignore terrain and can place an opponent into their special pine coffins. You get get the Death Marshals in a pack of three or in the Guild's Judgement crew box. They can also be used in a Tara crew with the right upgrade.

 It was primed white. Jeans painted with Exile Blue, drybrushed with Cygnar Blue Highlight and lightly drybrushed with Cygnar Blue Highlight mixed 50/50 with Menoth White Highlight. Boots were painted with Umbral Umber, drybrushed with Bootstrap Leather and lightly drybrushed with Beast Hide. The jacket was painted with Bloodtracker Brown and drybrushed with Beast Hide.

  Coffin and gloves were painted with Thamr Black and drybrushed with Coal Black. The coffin was then lightly drybrushed with 50/50 mix of Coal Black and Menoth White Highlight then very lightly drybrushed with a 33/66 mix of the same. Holster and harness was painted with Umbral Umber and drybrushed with Gun Corps Brown.

Metal parts were painted with Pig Iron and drybrushed with Quicksilver. The skull mask and mystical flames were painted with Meridius Blue, drybrushed with Arcane Blue and lightly drybrushed with 50/50 mix of Arcane Blue and Menoth white Highlight.

The base was made with Basius 2 Plaguelands plate. It was painted with dollarstore black, heavily drybrushed with Cryx Bane Base, drybrushed with Cryx Bane Highlight and lightly drybrushed with Trollblood Highlight. The modle was washed with Agrax Earthshade and the flames washed with Ashuruman Blue. The outer base was painted with Skorne Red.

Dr Grimwell

Dr Grimwell, also from the 2-Player Starter set, is a melee monster who makes it hard for enemy models to get away from him.

Started primed white. Green outfit was painted with Gnarls Green, drybrushed with Ordic Olive and lightly drybrushed with Wurm Green. All metal parts were painted with Pig Iron and drybrushed with Quicksilver. Jeans were painted with Exile Blue, drybrushed with Cygnar Base Blue and lightly drybrushed with a 50/50 mix of Menoth White Highlight and Cygnar Base Blue. Skin was painted with Khardic Flesh, drybrushed with Midlund Flesh and finally lightly drybrushed with Ryn Flesh. Hair was painted with Thamar Black then drybrushed with Coal Black. Shoes painted with Bloodtracker Brown and drybrushed with Rucksack Tan.

Shirt was painted with Menoth White Highlight and tie painted with Skorne Red. Glass on the faceplate was painted with Arcane Blue.

The whole model was washed with Agrax Earthshade. The base is made from the Basius2 Dungeon plate. It was painted with varying shades of grey.

Nurse Heartsbane

The Nurse Heartsbane is a Guild Mercenary model in the 2 player starter box. The model is really good for positioning other models but can cause really good damage as well.

These models are made to be easily put together as some beginner modellers have complained of the complexity of Malifaux plastics. I don't mind complexity when they come with so much details and action poses.

 Started primed white. Green outfit was painted with Gnarls Green, drybrushed with Ordic Olive and lightly drybrushed with Wurm Green. All metal parts were painted with Pig Iron and drybrushed with Quicksilver. Mask was painted with Exile Blue, drybrushed with Cygnar Base Blue and lightly drybrushed with a 50/50 mix of Menoth White Highlight and Cygnar Base Blue. Skin was painted with Khardic Flesh, drybrushed with Midlund Flesh and finally lightly drybrushed with Ryn Flesh. Hair was painted with Thamar Black then drybrushed with Coal Black. Shoes painted with Bloodtracker Brown and drybrushed with Rucksack Tan.

The whole model was washed with Agrax Earthshade. The base is made from the Basius2 Dungeon plate. It was painted with varying shades of grey.

Orderlies

These Malifaux Guild Orderlies are in the 2-player starter and are also mercenaries. This way they can play for other factions. They are basic melee models with some self and other model healing abilities.

These models are made to be easily put together as some beginner modellers have complained of the complexity of Malifaux plastics. I don't mind complexity when they come with so much details and action poses.

Started primed white. Green outfits were painted with Gnarls Green, drybrushed with Ordic Olive and lightly drybrushed with Wurm Green. Leather masks pained with Bloodtracker Brown and drybrushed with Bloodstone. Then the masks were painted with a dab of Pig Iron and a bit of Arcane Blue. All metal parts were painted with Pig Iron and drybrushed with Quicksilver. Mask was painted with Exile Blue, drybrushed with Cygnar Base Blue and lightly drybrushed with a 50/50 mix of Menoth White Highlight and Cygnar Base Blue.

 This fellow's skin was painted with Khardic Flesh, drybrushed with Midlund Flesh and finally lightly drybrushed with Ryn Flesh. His hair was painted with Mouldy Ocre then drybrushed with Sulfur Yellow. His rubber smock and gloves were painted with Trollblood Blue, drybrushed with Meridius Blue and lightly drybrushed with Arcane Blue.

 This fellows skin was painted with Umbral Umber, drybrushed with Iridian Flesh and lightly drybrushed with Beast Hide. His hair was painted with Bloodstone and drybrushed with Rucksack Tan.

The whole model was washed with Agrax Earthshade. The base is made from the Basius2 Dungeon plate. It was painted with varying shades of grey.

Greed - Crossroad 7

Greed is a Guild Crossroad 7 model takes opponents resources by draining soulstones or they take damage.

Primed white. Skin was painted Khardic Fles, drybrushed with Midlund Flesh and lightly drybrushed with Ryn Flesh. Clothes were painted with Cryx Bane Base, drybrushed Bastion Grey and lightly drybrushed with Cryx Bane Highlight. The smaller folds were painted with Bastion Grey and drybrushed with Trollblood Highlight. The boots and leather were painted with Umbral Umber and drybrushed with Bloodstone. 

Hair was painted with Thamar Black and drybrushed with Coal Black. Guitar was painted with Bloodtracker Brown and drybrushed with Beasthide. It was trimmed with Quicksilver. The armbands were painted with Skorne Red and drybrushed with Khador Red Base then the metal details painted with Quicksilver. The model was then washed with Agrax Nightshade.

Red Guild base rim painted with Skorne Red. The base is from the Basius 2 Homestead plate and painted with Umbral Umber, drybrushed Bloodstone and lightly drybrushed with Rucksack Tan.

Gottacon 2015

Gottacon 2015 took place in the same hotel as last year, the Victoria Conference Centre attached to the Fairmount Empress. I had a great time overall and bumped into a lot of gaming friends from near and far.

The good thing, regarding food, was that there was several food trucks this year nearby. The bad thing about the food trucks is that you couldn't bring the food purchased there into the convention space.

The dealers space was on the main floor of Crystal Gardens, across from the main convention centre. The board and miniature gaming was located on the upper level.

Included with the dealers were many local organizations, such as the SCA and Heroes Inc.

My first and only Friday event was a doubles tournament for Malifaux with short timed games and no more than three models and 25 soulstones per team member. Very fun and good to see the same players and a few new ones.

After Malifaux, since we ended early, I went to the Nerdesque show by Geekenders called Star Wars: A Nude Hope. For those of age, here is a trailer. They are hilarious and have some good acting chops. An excellent parody.

Saturday had myself and a friend demo a game called Guildball. We participated in the kickstarter and the final product is due to ship soon. We had many interested people asking about it but only one had the time for a demo. We also met someone in town who also participated in the kickstarter. The intention is to conduct more demos around town.

 

This fantastic Warmachine Cygnar Stormwall caught my eye. What a great and unique paint scheme!

I also played a boardgame called Kingsport Festival. It is a Lovecraft mythos themed game in which you are cult leaders trying to get the biggest and best cult by gaining power and expanding your influence.

AFter supper I played the Malifaux role playing game, Through the Breach. I really liked the character creation and we had a great bunch of roleplayers that made the experience even better. I might pick this one up.

On Sunday, the only event I participated in was the day's Malifaux Tournament. I had two great games. I won one and lost one. This is another reason why I like this game because if its still fun losing then you have a great thing on your hands. Here is the crew I lost against. Great paint job! I ran a Perdita crew.

Well, i'll be back next year. Great fun and great gaming friends. For a smattering of the costumes of Gottacon 2015, head to my normal life blog here.

Guild Riflemen

Malifaux Guild Riflemen are extremely accurate and can cut down charging models if they activate and focus early. They were also an early plastic model that Wyrd produced so now that i'm focusing on Guild models I wanted to paint one of the oldest ones I have.

As a note, the sword on the model that carries it is very fragile. It was going down the path to breakage so I used some GW liquid greenstuff to firm it up. Beyond that the rest of the models look great and go together well. Just take your time though and follow directions (the Wyrd website has lots of tutorials).

 So I primed black. Then painted the hat and cloak/jacket P3 Coal Black then drybrushed P3 Trollblood Base. 

 Then painted the leather bits P3 Bootstrap Leather and drybrushed with P3 Rucksack Tan. Some parts were then lightly drybrushed with P3 Hammerfall Khaki.

The gun stock was painted with P3 Thamar Black. The gunbarrel and metal parts were painted with P3 Pig Iron and lightly drybrushed with P3 Quicksilver.

 Some parts of kit were painted with P3 Traitor Green and drybrushed with P3 Iosian Green. Others were painted with P3 Bloodstone.

 The goggles and gun scope were painted with P3 Arcane Blue and lightly flicked with P3 Frostbite. The whole model was then washed with GW Devlan Mud.

 The base was molded in with air drying putty and pressed into with the model's feet. After the base dried the models were glued in and some Army Painter Meadow Flowers were put on. The outside was painted with GW Mecritite Red.

I think they will complement many of my guild models that are vulnerable to charges and opposing models vulnerable to accurate shooting.