A 1930'S VERSION OF THE SERGEANTS 3 - PULP FIGURES - Painted by Stan Johansen, (Link)
I picked up these awesomely painted figs at Stan’s booth at an HMGS-South con several years ago. Stan sells all manor of painted and based game ready figures, guns, and vehicles. Many periods and scales, many genres and manufacturers, including his own line of Boxer Rebellion figures in both 28mm and 20mm.
I use these painted Pulp Figures minis for my Gunga Din and Tantrapur village games. My preferred set of colonial rules are “The Sword And The Flame” for running games at cons and our local Fort Lauderdale Florida club, the South Florida Miniatures Gamers. (SMG Link)
These pics were taken at my Village of Tantrapur game about 5 or more years ago in Orlando Fla at one of the HMGS-South’s excellent cons, Recon or HurriCon.
I have the earlier period Sergeants 3 pack from pulp figures also but I love to paint and will be painting those myself. However Stan’s painted figs were so good I couldn’t resist. They’ve seen much action in my NWF games over the years! In fact, they will be appearing in my upcoming con game “The Last Pack Train Out Of Ahoogastan” in September at HurriCon 21. (Game post link)
Here are pics from the Pulp Miniatures website selling these unpainted figs.
1930’s version:
Earlier version:
Here are the links:
Pulp Figures - Sergeants 3 early version
Pulp Figures Sergeants 3 - 1930’s version
The Sword And The Flames rules
Historical Miniatures Gaming Society -HMGS-South
Lovely figures! And atmospheric paint job, too.
ReplyDeleteJennifer, thank you for stopping by and commenting. Stan really does great work! Hope to see you at Das Krieg Haus soon.
ReplyDeletehmm this reminds me of something
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