The Dastardly Governor Rides

The Dastardly Governor returns... on a horse! A mounted version of Boot Hill Miniatures' governor figure.
It took a long time to finish this figure, not because of any inherent flaws in the sculpt, but because I really really dislike painting horses. It didn't help that when I was finally ready to mount him on the pin I prepared before painting, it no longer wanted to fit, so he's not sitting straight on the horse. Grmmbl. Anyway, here he is:

Mounted and dismounted version:

And since I've done it all the other times, another group shot of all the figures so far.

The Dastardly Governor

The dastardly governor and his trusty cane (though he hides something a little more reliable behind his back just in case). While turning a blind eye to Monastario's excesses (when he is not, in fact, instigating them in the first place), the governor keeps up an amiable front during his public appearances and his dealings with the Don's. It is whispered a large portion of the ever increasing taxes end up lining his pockets, though it is a dangerous matter to utter such accusations in public. The figure is made by Boot Hill Miniatures and a mounted version is to follow.

Group shots:

The Spanish Envoy

Word has reached Spain that trouble is brewing in the Pueblo of Los Angeles. A special envoy is sent to deal with it. A cultured diplomat and veteran soldier, he'll present a challenge to our hero's Don Diego and Zorro alter egos alike.

The figure is from Perry Miniatures' Carlist War range.