I keep Dead Man's Hand in regular rotation. Win, lose or draw, there's nothing I play that generates quite as much color or laughter at the tabletop.
Great Escape Games upped the ante this spring with
Dead Man's Hand Down Under. This installment takes us to the Australian frontier, along with Ned Kelly, the State Police and Bushrangers.
The Ned Kelly gang are, no surprise, my favorites! Their cobbled together armor is modeled perfectly with dings and holes throughout. I touched it up with a bit of rust weathering.
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The Bushrangers are tough lot. In a game that models Hollywood's version of The Western, I love having a tough moll in my gang. Life is tough for a bushranger and they have the worn out clothes to prove it!
The State Police are all about the business. Looks like a few of them rolled out of bed for the big showdown.
To round out the drop, I finished the prisoner set and Rogue's Gallery characters.
And a small painter's note, I've finally switched over to gray as my primer color. It's true what they say. Over time, everyone goes gray. ;-)
On the gaming front, John S and I got in our annual game of DMH "Dead Again." Once a year right around Halloween, the dead come back to haunt Coyote Gulch. For a time, it looked like the Dead had the town in hand. After two failed Big Nerve tests, both sides fled the town and the game ended in a bloody draw!
If you're celebrating, have a great Halloween tonight. Game and paint on!
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