The Piano Man and a Happy Cowboy

A couple of weeks ago, I finished painting the dancing girls, but dancing is easier when there’s music, so this week I painted the piano man!

The piano and piano player is from Knuckleduster Miniatures and can be found in the Gunfighter’s Ball range. It is a multi-piece kit of metal and resin parts.

The piano is the only resin part, the piano legs, the stool and the player are all made of metal. The stool is weird. I don’t know if the legs were bent wrong or if the stool is just well used. Anyway, the parts all fit together and painted up well.

It’s hard to see some of the details in the photos, but the player has curly hair, a small mustache and wears a bow-tie.

I don’t know if you can make it out from my photos, but this cowboy has one silly drunken grin on his face. The cowboy with girl on lap is also a Knuckleduster miniature from the Gunfighter’s Ball range. It is a multipart metal figure kit consisting of chair legs, chair, cowboy and floozy (err, girl).

Looks like this cowboy’s definition of happiness is being three sheets to the wind and having a floozy on your lap.

The Count

With this post, the count toward my goal of painting 520 figures is at 182. Since I decided to count mounted figures as a single figure, it seems right to count the piano and piano player as a single player. However, even though the girl is sitting on the cowboy’s lap, they are two distinct figures that were painted separately.