Lucky Luke: Bandit

Another bandit from the Editions Atlas range. Not much to say about this one, it's rather poor and uninspiring as a figure.

Before and after:

Lucky Luke: Ma Dalton

The woman who thought her sons how to open a safe, as to provide them with a living. I had to partially resculpt the hand on this one, as the way she was sculpted, her left hand looked like a right hand. It's a really tiny model, as can be seen from the comparison shot with the sheriff.

Before and after:

Lucky Luke: The Hold Up

The "hold-up" bankrobbery vignette by Editions Atlas, made up of the robber, the banker, the safe and the sacks of money. As always figures were stripped then repainted using acrylics.

The terrified banker:

A close-up of the banker's face:

The robber. He reminds me rather of Bud Spencer in the Trinity westerns.

The pile of money, with an insert of the official paintjob top right.

Before and after of the banker and robber:

Lucky Luke: Billy the Kid

The youngest gunslinger in the West. Do not let his youthful appearance and freckles deceive you, this is a bad bad boy. Mini by Editions Atlas.

I came here to kick butt and steal candy, but mostly to steal candy

And side by side with the mini before stripping.

Lucky Luke: Elliot Belt

A mercyless bountyhunter styled after Lee Van Cleef in Sergio Leone's Man With No Name trilogy. Elliot Belt is a repainted Editions Atlas miniature.

My other job is squinting a lot and playing a ninja master...

You probably know the drill by now so here's a comparison with the official paintjob.

Lucky Luke: The Dalton Brothers

Freshly escaped from prison and looking to rob a bank or exert their revenge on Lucky Luke, whichever crosses their path first. They are the Dalton brothers and their criminal tendencies are only matched by their stupidity. 

As with the rest of the models, minis are by Editions Atlas.

Not my best paintjob, but still a marginal improvement over the originals.

And in a stand-off with Lucky Luke: