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Miniatures Adventure => Interwar => Topic started by: Adey on 09 August 2009, 05:26:48 PM
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Workers militia, mainly Musketeer and a couple of Anglian figures.(http://i690.photobucket.com/albums/vv266/Adey123/WM1.jpg)
(http://i690.photobucket.com/albums/vv266/Adey123/WM2.jpg)
(http://i690.photobucket.com/albums/vv266/Adey123/WM3.jpg)
(http://i690.photobucket.com/albums/vv266/Adey123/WM4.jpg)
(http://i690.photobucket.com/albums/vv266/Adey123/WM5.jpg)
Finally worked out how to post images and it's such a relief.
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Nice work there!
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Great Painting!!
The look of the material on the caps is fantastic! :)
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The caps and the eyes do it. These are stunning. How did you go about painting the caps.
Thanks for the post.
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The caps aren't that difficult really. Base colourand then black equally spaced lines to form squares and lighter lines between. The only proviso is the use of a very fine brush, a Windsor & Newton series 7 miniature brush to be exact.
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Great Painting!!
The look of the material on the caps is fantastic! :)
Indeed! A very good work once again 8)
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wow awsome painting love those minis :-*
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Very nicely done all round. I think some of these figures could work for other Interwar conflicts as well.
-Doc
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Those figures are spectacular. The shading, eyes, detailing are tremendous. What great looking figures to have on your gaming table. Thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Hitman
8)
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Great work. :D
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Those are very nicely done. Good stuff :)
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Excellent stuff, and you are too modest about getting the check on the caps.
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It looks easy enough at first, doesn't it? ;)
Excellent work. I love the look of these miniatures, especially that whole 'this isn't my job' feel about them. Still wearing their work clothes and suits.
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The figures are really beautifully painted - awsome.....how long did it take you to complete them?
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The figures took around 36 hours with many interuptions and spread over a week.
Here's a few more painted for me old mucker BillT of Musketeer Miniatures.
(http://i690.photobucket.com/albums/vv266/Adey123/MilitaComd-1.gif)
(http://i690.photobucket.com/albums/vv266/Adey123/Workers.gif)
And thanks to everyone for the compliments.
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A joy to behold though!!!
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Great work!
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The figures took around 36 hours with many interuptions and spread over a week.
Here's a few more painted for me old mucker BillT of Musketeer Miniatures.
(http://i690.photobucket.com/albums/vv266/Adey123/MilitaComd-1.gif)
(http://i690.photobucket.com/albums/vv266/Adey123/Workers.gif)
And thanks to everyone for the compliments.
I am not sure if it is the same ones but I seen these ones in the flesh the other day at the claymore show on the Musketeer stand.
If they were yours stunning work. :-* :-*
Made me think about starting this period.
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The very same figures gamer Mac. Did the BEF Scots too
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The Scots were gorgeous as well. :-* :-*
I have been trying to figure how they would fit into a pulp game or a VSF game. To give me an excuse to buy them. :D
Have you posted pictures of them on the forum ???
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Yes they're here in the WW1 section about half way down the first page Musketeer posted and the title is Painted highlanders.
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So cool !! :-* :-*
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Yes they're here in the WW1 section about half way down the first page Musketeer posted and the title is Painted highlanders.
Thanks :D
My memory must be going because I posted on that thread as well. Didn't remember you had painted them as well, sorry :D
I still can't get away with how neat the socks are. I am trying some blackwatch at the moment and the best I can manage is plain red hatching. Not very neat either. Looks ok from a distance (about 6"). Yours are great even close up :o :o :o
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Excellent figures and great paint job! :-*
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Love the jowls!
and I've got to parrot the earlier comments about the nice work on the hats...
Very very nice stuff.
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excellent work, really look like little people :-*