Sometime earlier this year I travelled over to the Wargames show in Hamburg and amongst my small number of purchases were a number of Pulp Figures from Pulp Figures by Bob Murch.
I finally managed to slap some paint on these over the last few weeks and eventually got round to taking some pictures. If you are looking for a range of pulp types you can't go wrong with these - they are all wonderful sculpts and have a great deal of character.
Even my poor painting seems to have done them some justice...
There is a mix of packs in here from Merchant Seamen, Adventurers, Thugs and the Mobsters
The jungle background was all I had to hand when I took these photos...which incidentally is the first time I used a tripod and a remote control to take the pictures. This also makes a big difference to the clarity of the shots...
Until next time
Lovely collection of Pulp Figures!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking figures, perfect for new adventures!
ReplyDeleteI agree that Bob Murch's figures are great. Also I would like to state that your painting is certainly superior to mine . . . however, for anyone who would like to see some of Bob's other figures, see this post of some from my collection:
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I will note that two or three of the "gangster" types are not Mr. Murch's figures but (I think) old RAFM sculpts. Also weapons came with a number of the Oriental figures but I kind of preferred an open-hand Kung Fu look so did not use them.
-- Jeff
All 4 gangsters are from Bob's "These Guns For Hire" pack:
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Of course, they may originally have been sculpted for RAFM
As I look at these I can hear the theatrical music playing in my head!
ReplyDeleteNice painting :)
ReplyDeleteYou've done a cracker-jack job on these figures!
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I nice bunch of lead. ;-)
ReplyDeleteWell done!
Those are splendid! I can sense some dinosaurs!
ReplyDeleteExcellent brushwork you've been very productive on the pulp front.
ReplyDeleteI love Bob Murch stuff. Never fails to impress. You've done them justice sir!
ReplyDeleteThey look fantastic! I'm holding out for Mr Murch's Eastern Native Americans though. I may get some of his pulp, but I really want my ancestors first! ;)
ReplyDeleteRumor has it there's an island in the Pacific where the natives worship a giant ape as a god. Any takers?
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