muck people

continuing painting some more from the Mantic Games Haunted Manor box set,
these minions i figure are supposed to be the deep ones from H.P. Lovecraft's stories.
but since they lack the fish characteristics i call them the muck people.

and not too long ago i found out that these figures are from the Hellboy board game,
so i might look on eBay for a few more to add to the group.

i had my next Perilous Tales scenario figured out and sorted but in my head it didn't
fit with the theme that i had started.

so i pulled these out, painted them quickly and got them table-readied for the next
installment of my western themed Perilous Tales.

i didn't know how i was gonna use these originally for Dungeons and Dragons,
but for a modern pulp or even a wild west, these would work nicely.

as i am writing this post, i am definitely thinking of getting a few more for other table-top
games i enjoy playing.

the one muck man who seems like they are wearing pants i didn't feel like that is 
D&D attire which made me at first put them aside and sit on them until
a better time to use them.

but i feel the time is now and i went about painting them for my pulp games.
but now i am rethinking that light purple maroon color shirt.
oh well it is finished and done.

got a few more gravestones done for the table-top.
not sure where they are from but the stone on the far right is from a classic plastic sprue
of the Warhammer fantasy skeleton warriors.