Dracula's America : Church of Dagon: Hybrids #2 / Innsmouth horror (CheckPoint Miniatures)

 



Hello!

I painted another hybrid, which could be added to the mysterious followers of the sea god Dagon in Dracula's America.

However, I'm much more suited to be a resident (sic!) of the dark, fallen city of Innsmouth, known from H.P. Lovecraft's fiction.
'Shadow over Innsmouth' is my top 3 author's novel.

Innsmouth is a seaside town in Essex County, Massachusetts, run by the Esoteric Order of Dagon and their Deep One allies until their destruction in 1928. 

Since its first appearance, it has appeared in numerous Cthulhu Mythos stories written by various authors.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13175692-the-shadow-over-innsmouth







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  1. Excellent work on a bizarre looking mutant.

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  2. What a strange looking miniature but really well done Michal.

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  3. I think they are eye-catching sculpts and your brush has done them full justice.

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  4. Splendid looking mutants!
    Best Iain

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  5. Interesting subjects and very well done as usual.

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  6. Really great work! And here's a fun Innsmouth fact for you...the town's location pretty closely matches the real world Gloucester, Massachusetts, which experienced a series of sea serpent sightings right around the same time old Obed Marsh was starting up the Esoteric Order of Dagon!

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    1. Oooo what a fantastic curiosity!
      Thank you very much 😊

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  7. Stuff of nightmares the fish is hilerious.

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  8. These are wonderfully creepy Michal, I love them.

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  9. Yurp, the minis is really surprising ! I love the way you painted fish scales.

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  10. Crazy looking mini and a gorgeous paintjob.

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  11. Ale piękna w swej dziwności figurka Michał.
    Pozdr
    Tomasz

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  12. Those are really cool, and creepy! Great job on them

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