Necrothrall paints Gotham

The other set. This set contains 2 ace chemical containers, a Waynetech container, an ammo crate and a loot marker.

I’m now spoiled for choice with objectives.

I finally got around to picking up the new objective sets. They were quite easy to paint up, I cranked out both sets in about an hour.

In set one are 2 riddle markers, medical supplies, contraband and a titan container.

Of course the crew specific objective for the Court would be owls.

What’s more bad ass than a bunch of assassins from a shadowy organisation? How about one in power armour with a jet pack.  Lincoln March is the leader in the Talon’s Night box.

I’ve gone for Lincoln’s look from the comics; black suit and white armour. I’ve actually painted his armour in a light grey and highlighted the edges with white.

The Gotham Butcher is currently the only free agent available to the Court. He’s mahoosive, which makes him quite intimidating. Basically he’s coming to hunt your henchmen.

I’ve done the exposed flesh in pale tones across my owls.  They’re reanimated assassins, in my mind they’re going to be pale.

Next up is William Cobblestone aka the Talon. He really likes knives.

Next up is Stryx, arguably one of the best henchmen in the game for sheer murder value.

My brother got me the “The Court of Owls; Talon’s Night” batbox for my birthday last month.  The batbox contains a full 350rep crew and a crew specific objective.  I’ve finally gotten around to painting them. So let’s look at the 1890s Talon first.

He looks a bit more armour than most of the other Talon’s. He’s also armed with a variety of weapons, so you can choose the right tools for the job.  I’ve gone with a brown colour scheme for all my Talon’s, and coppery armour.

I managed to paint another of my Batman miniatures, which is an actual Batman. The Batman from the nightmare scene in Batman v Superman.

This is the first piece of terrain I’ve painted for Batman in a long time. It’s from TTCombat (if I remember rightly it was under a fiver). I made a couple of mistakes building it although I think I managed to fix them.

I’m pleased at how it turned out. I might neaten up the tyres later, but for now it’s done.

It should be a good line of sight blocker. It also boasts a vantage point with cover. So it should be handy for gun armed henchmen that can’t get on top of buildings.