Wyrd miniatures: a random question

[Springbok]

Hi,

I recently bought the ratcatcher, undertaker and mad hatter models from Wyrd, I think they are great, but I\'m having a bit of trouble deciding what timeframe to place them in. Would they look out of place in a modern city setting is what I\'m trying to ask really ???

 

[Dragonsreach]

Originally posted by Springbok
Hi,

I recently bought the ratcatcher, undertaker and mad hatter models from Wyrd, I think they are great, but I\'m having a bit of trouble deciding what timeframe to place them in. Would they look out of place in a modern city setting is what I\'m trying to ask really ???

What I\'ve read of the background fluff suggests a Mid to Late Cowboy Western era, with hints of Steampunk thrown in.

 

[Springbok]

Western, really?
My first instict was sort of 19th century London, interesting consept with the western theme though...

Thanks Mike:beer:

 

[matty1001]

Straight from the horses gob:

I\'m often asked what genre and elements make up Malifaux ... that\'s simple, its: Steamvictoriohorrorwestpunk! Hope that clears it up for you.

Peace and love...

 

[demonherald]

Malifaux itself exists in another realm .. Timeframe wise it works independently and a lot of te fluff for this is nearing completion but there is a random element of allsorts of influences taking place..

The models you have defiitely do have that victorian london feel Seamus has a jack the ripper kind of feel to him for me.

but yeah Nathan\'s signature just abut sums it up . It\'s all of these and none of these ... and omewhere in between.
btw Hamelin is one of my favourites in the range the dogis awesome.

 

[ScottRadom]

Hey, if you go to the wyrd site.....

http://wyrd-games.net/index.php

there\'s two free e-zines with fluff \'n stuff. Love the range of models. BOOTS AND GOGGLES!