Tuesday, 27 September 2016

Pack Mootant - Mule of the Wastelands


OK, I kow I've been posting quite a lot lately but today's a bit peculiar. It's been 2 days I'm stuck at home with a bloody headache and nausea. Bless paracetamol and a stupid stubbornness that won't allow me to end a day without at least one small achievement. I've decided to paint what felt like an easy model.


The model is a pack mootant from Wasteman by Thunderchild miniatures. I strongly recommend you to have a look at the stuff there if like me you're a massive Fallout fan.


I like the sculpt, it's very nervous and straight to the point and I really mean this as a compliment. Very effective and immediately evocative. I wish I had got some of the unpacked ones now...
But what could I use a pack mootant for I hear you ask ? Seriously ?

The Brattish wanderer encounters a peculiar group in this desolated city lost in the wasteland. There's a thin line between honest traders, smugglers  and bandits...
Now you know what I'm talking about right ?

Have a good one you all ;)

24 comments:

  1. Thunderchild mini does awesome minis. Yet this one never particularly caught my eye. I have to admit, under your brush, it's becoming veery nice. And perfectly suit a wasteland brawl :)

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    1. I did more than a basic job on this one really. Jason (TC miniatures' boss) is a very good painter and I do like his style a lot. I had often thought about getting this model but it first came with pilgrims I had little use for. Now it comes as a stand alone, it's a no brainer really.

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  2. Damn you JB, I wanted one of these first! I just never got round to buying any. Now it will just look like I'm copying you!!

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    1. Nothing like copying between us Jon ! Mere cross inspiration at worst. I'll need some of the unpacked ones. ^^

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    2. One day we'll come together and place all of our complementary models and terrain in one awesome mega-game / display. Your mootant will lumber past my alien pet seller, while my navigator will try and pick up an Eldar hooker :)

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    3. You're just wording a fantasy of mine ^^

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  3. Lovely painting, you've captured that down-trotten beast of burden look very well. I like the different skin tones too.

    Thunderchild miniautres are great, I picked up a couple of them at Salute this year. This creature would work nicely in evil/Chaos armies baggage trains.

    Hope you are feeling better now, keep up the painting. :)

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    1. It's getting better thanks ;)
      There are many possible uses for those really !

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  4. Nice work. Hope you are feeling better

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  5. Astounding that you can paint to this standard when ill!! I really need to paint the minis I just like the look of more rather than for upcoming games

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    1. It was mostly washes on top of a Zenithal preshading ^^.
      I cannot advise you enough to paint models you want to paint every now and then instead of painting ones you need/have to paint. To improve both quality and quantity, I've really noticed pleasure was the key these last 3 years. Every 3 or 5 or ten models, it really depends on how you feel but it should never be a chore the way I see it.
      I've had a chat about this with other guys and it often came up that when tired of painting, painting something else was often a solution as weird as it may seem.

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  6. O so much character and very fitting for your game's setting! The eyes are what makes this piece for me. Nicely done mate.

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    1. Cheers, it's one of those little pieces that can add a lot of depth in a game I reckon, I'll have a few more if I can.

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  7. That's one funky looking beast of burden! <3

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    1. As a fallout fan, I just felt in love with it !

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  8. Pretty nice work indeed. I also have this model (and others from the ranges) on my radar, really cool to see you r work on it!
    Get well soon!!

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    1. I already feel better thanks ;)
      I think those will fit perfectly well in your own setting !

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  9. Lovely job mate, such a useful thing to have... Now I need to get some, damn you! Get well soon mate ;-)

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  10. I love that last photograph - great stuff.

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    1. Cheers, these are the kind I'd like to do more of eventually ^^

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  11. Dis donc tu ne t'arrêtes plus toi en ce moment !! ^^

    Je n'ai pas eu le temps de commenter toutes les dernières sorties mais c'est de l'excellent boulot comme d'habitude ^^

    Serviteur,

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    1. J'avoue avoir pas mal mulé dernièrement, avec 8 posts en 10 jours et près de 40 figurines, comme toujours, ca va retomber mais ca fait du bien de finir des projets qui trainent !

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