examines the remaining heroes in the first release.Yesterday, I described in part how our recent Workbench project went with Blue Table Painting. However, since I wanted to see how they handled larger orders, the Boneyard Express wasn't the only model I provided them with - I also sent them three packs of GangStars.
Josef Ochmann of Obelisk Miniatures describes his GangStars range as "unusual miniatures" for use with "Pulp, Near Future or contemporary tabletop games or RPG's."
I again requested 4 - Elite standard of painting, and an "urban/asphalt" style of basing (a custom request, since this wasn't one of their usual options). The pricing came out as:
Assembly $1.25
Painting $120.00 (15 humans)
$15.00 (3 dogs)
Shipping no additional charge
(combined with other item)
I should explain that they paint on a scale of 1 to 9, with the Level 4 - Elite (higher than Wargamer, lower than Champion) standard described as:
Two or Three of the following:
- Four levels of shading
- Standard base
- No errors
- Clean Eyes
- Specialty Base
- Embellishment
- Detailed Embellishment (counts as two)
Da Dowgs
The first set consists of "5 tough rapstar gangers plus a doberman." Here's how they turned out:
