(Painting) The Irish Ghost Brigade for Gnome Wars

Here they are, hopefully the surprise of this afternoon's Gnome Wars game, the Irish Ghost Brigade.

Maja and I knocked these out fairly quickly using one of the "Ghost Juice" videos on YouTube.   Pastel Seafoam Speed Paint was nowhere to be found at any of my local game stores, so regular Toxic Mist was as close as we could get.

I have a feeling we'll use this technique in some form for other minis in the future.

(Edit:  The rest of the Irish are completed in the same style, you can find it here.)

In the Queue: TBA.  Who knows what conversation at the con is tilting me in one direction or another.  All I know is I'm not buying a trunk-load of lead to add to the pile. I officially have boxes and boxes of stuff still in blisters and bags.  

Project 350: I've made a little progress 507 (322/185) from 513 (324/189) thanks to an end-of-month backlog of small articles and holiday posts.  I only have nine more posts set up for November, and four are my Gamma World Actual Plays, which naturally refresh most weeks.  One interesting pre-con purchase last month was a legit copy of TOON from Steve Jackson Games on Warehouse 23.  In reality, there's only a handful of character I want to write-up using those rules for the #CharacterCreationChallenge for January, but I hope it's the kick in the pants I need to get past the halfway point and focus on some of the more complicated ideas I have.