Continuing the Western theme that has diverted my attention away from my Bannockburn project these past few weeks, I present here the third of the gangs I have painted for "Dead Man's Hand", the Outlaws.
And I won't even quote Genesis lyrics whilst I introduce them (cheers at the back?).
Those of you who have followed my progress on the blog will know I tend to gloss varnish my figures, but I wanted a matt finish for these four gangs to emphasise the dusty, natural feel of their environment. I think I need a few more coats of matt, however, as it has not yet covered the gloss I used as a protection as a first coat!
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| The Gang of Seven known as ....... I will think of something, probably along the lines of "The Poor Shots", "The Die In Droves", "The Food For Crows" or similar. |
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| Bossman Joe James - rancher, gunrunner, bank robber, extortionist and all round bad boy. |
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| "Zouave Zeke", who still wears his red sash from his ACW days. |
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| "Bad Boy" Billy Bones, the sartorially-challenged nephew of Boss Joe James. |
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| "Hedgerow" Jim Harris, who will open the zoo that is his beard when his outlaw days are over. |
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| Billy the Goat (he's too old to be a kid). |
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| Mad John O'Hare was too naughty for his New York gangmates, so left to find employment somewhere his talents for torture. mayhem and mischief would be better valued. |
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| The Man With No Soap. |
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