Jeremy sends in this wonderfully characterful crazy cat lady and her 'lovelies' for us to enjoy.
From Jeremy:
This week I decided to finish a model I had originally intended for the first fortnight challenge, non-combatants.
Its the Reaper miniatures Cat Lady in 28mm. As with my evil librarian/archivist and book monsters I'm intending to use her and her feisty felines in strange aeons.
I based them on black cat bases' urban bases, and also included a sprue of their urban rubbish, which includes some fast food packaging which I tried to add McDonalds logos to, some cigarette packets, a newspaper, and a coke can. I know McDonalds isn't exactly the same period that most strange aeons games are set in but couldn't resist trying some freehand.
This is awesome! I love her technicolor outfit, especially the rumpled lime green socks and the fuzzy slippers - brilliant. We definitely have to dream up some stats for her for use in Strange Aeons, I'm thinking some sort of witch/shaman with extra abilities due to her feline familiars.
The Cat Lady with her pride of cats will will give Jeremy 15 points. Well done!
Wow - A+ for originality. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteThat is a wonderful character.
ReplyDeleteExcellent!
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of Lurker will she be? Are these the Cats of Ulthar? :-)
I'm not quite sure exactly how we'll incorporate her or the evil librarian quite yet Paul, I imagine they would have to be scenario specific. I saw on the strange aeons website that there are a few rules for things like that. I like your cats of Luther suggestion
DeleteBrilliant.
ReplyDeleteCrazy but excellent
ReplyDeleteIan
Thats insane, but rather charming.
ReplyDeleteEr....mad indeed!
ReplyDeleteExcellent.
ReplyDeleteCheers
Plenty of character in this entry :)
ReplyDeleteHey I think I used to live across the street from her! Great stuff.
ReplyDeleteCheers PD
Love it! Really fun and creative.
ReplyDeleteReally wonderful, fantastic!
ReplyDeleteNow that's good.
ReplyDeleteThat's some great work! I especially like your extra effort you put into these bases.
ReplyDeleteSomething off the beaten path and well done!
ReplyDeleteChristopher