Tuesday, August 25, 2015

Additional French Law Enforcement for IHMN

Juggling projects: here are three more models for my IHMN French Police.

Chief Inspector Dupin. A very nice miniature by Artizan Designs (PLP063 - Gaspar Toucan) in their Thrilling Tales line, and captures a certain Suchet-ness, n'est pas? The bow tie and handkerchief are actually a deep pink, which the camera was unable to capture.



Next are two of the Parroom Miniatures Victorians range (VEP_12). The line is currently on hiatus, so neither of these latter miniatures is presently available.

Parroom Assassin. I was painting the face of this model when I suddenly realised what it was (probably) supposed to be - a certain anarchist with a Vendetta. If the line ever goes back into production, I might buy this mini again and paint him with his "Guy Fawkes" face. He would be fun to chase across the roof-tops of Paris.

Assassin and Anarchist

Parroom Anarchist. My least favourite miniature of the three. A hunched, closed off miniature makes for very little character and rather difficult to paint satisfactorily.  The round, black bomb is neat. The non-descript nature of the model was doubtless intentional, and for an IHMN game, I would allow this model to blend into the crowd, only to spring out and hurl his bomb at any player's or passing Austrian Arch-Duke's miniatures.

-finis-


7 comments:

  1. Great looking mini's. The anarchist a can see a number of uses for.
    Cheers
    Stu

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  2. Thank you, Stuart. I'm probably being a bit harsh on the anarchist. It's a fairly unique casting. Pity they're on hold.

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  3. Except "Gaspar Toucan" would be Belgian. ;-)

    Apart from that very nice work on all figures. I really like Paroom's Figures.

    Fatman

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  4. Je ne suis pas un "Frenchie"...je suis un "BELGIE"! - Milo Perrier, Détective

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  5. Splendid looking 'Frenchie' chap,bravo Sir

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