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Friday, June 15, 2012

Post Apoc: Oak Street priest- Brother March


I'm much happier with this figure than the last. I'm sure it's because of the patchwork coat. In fact, I think I will go back and add a few patches to the other priest. This figure also has a light coating of (drybrushed) dust which I think helps unify all the colors.

This figure is from the Elliot Ness/Al Capone set by Marx. This figure was Al Capone, and now he's Brother March, Priest of 7602 Oak Street.

I'm approaching another crossroads of painting. I have one more 54mm figure to paint up for my post apocalypse collection and then a few random fantasy figures I need to get done for my friend Jeff. After that, I have no large projects planned. 

I do have a few small resin chariots on the way from Two Hour Wargames for playing Charioteer. I will paint those up. But then, after THAT, I don't have anything else planned. I might just continue with my post-apoc stuff.

3 comments:

  1. BroedersJune 15, 2012 at 6:32 AM

    Al Capone wore a gas mask? You learn something new every day!



    Great conversion - love the figure.

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  2. VarangianJune 15, 2012 at 8:54 AM

    It seems like you post-apoc stuff has been a lot of fun for you. If you continue to extend this project do you have an idea of where to go next?

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  3. Scott B. LeschJune 15, 2012 at 10:53 AM

    Great "priest". Have you seen the movie RANGO? The animals in the story have two priests of their "holy" water faucet that wear diving suits and masks.

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