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Miniatures Adventure => Old West => Topic started by: Court Jester on 15 March 2010, 09:52:07 PM
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A couple of evening's work and Virgil Cole's Lawmen are ready to go outlaw huntin'.... although I've already earned the $$$ to hire another fighter so still don't have a fully painted posse yet... ;D
I am shamelessly using names from the film Appaloosa... So my Sherif is Virgil Cole, backed up by Everett Hitch.
(http://i337.photobucket.com/albums/n400/Dave_Robotham/001.jpg)
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nice work!
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Very nicely done! So will they be getting into toruble regarding a Ms French? ;)
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Loveley paintjob. I love that film, I trust Mr Hitch is toting an 8 gauge scattergun? :)
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Great paintjob!
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Really lovely painting :-*
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Great job!
Luckyjoe
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Very nice indeed!
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Wow!
Every time I think my painting skill is improving, someone shows me how far I have to go.
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Really nice work 8)
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Thanks chaps :)
I trust Mr Hitch is toting an 8 gauge scattergun? :)
He has a shotgun (back row with the top hat) but in the game there are only rules for a 12 gauge. I thought about investing in a Buffalo Gun but that has a huge range which doesn't seem to fit the 8 gauge style...
So will they be getting into toruble regarding a Ms French? ;)
At some point I will be adding a soiled dove to the posse... :D
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Beautiful painting! :-*
The basing is pretty impressive, too.
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Stunning work! :-*
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Beautiful. I don't really know what else to say! The colours are rich and full of life and depth, and the shading and highlighting is beautifully smooth. A nice naturalistic palette that doesn't look flat, and nicely detailed bases that don't draw any attention away from the wonderful painting. OK, so there was more to say....
How are you enjoying the game, by the way? My own town and posses are slowly coming together, and I'm looking forward to introducing the game to the local gamers, so I'd love to hear what you think of it!
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Saw these over on Dean's site and they look just as good here as they do there! 8) 8)
Cheers
Christopher
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Some more lads for the posse.
(http://i337.photobucket.com/albums/n400/Dave_Robotham/004.jpg)
(http://i337.photobucket.com/albums/n400/Dave_Robotham/003.jpg)
(http://i337.photobucket.com/albums/n400/Dave_Robotham/006.jpg)
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How are you enjoying the game, by the way? My own town and posses are slowly coming together, and I'm looking forward to introducing the game to the local gamers, so I'd love to hear what you think of it!
Well the game has taken off like wildfire at the club now. It started a couple of months ago with me suggesting the idea of an Old West project and a few mates jumped on board and we have gathered more players each week we have played the campaign (3 weeks so far).
I'm quite the fan of the fast game play of the LotOW system, but then I loved the LotR game as well so that makes sense. We have had games where the gangs walk up to each other and almost everyone is gunned down in a couple of turns and we have had other tense games where casualties are sparse but the fighting is fierce. Good times.
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Sounds fantastic - the new models are pretty fantastic too. Beautiful shading - very smooth. Some time in the summer I should be able to introduce the game to the local club. I'd do it earlier, but we started to play Warmachine a few weeks ago, and it looks like that's going to be going on for a while!
Looking forward to more from this project!
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Nice painting. Very crisp
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The blending is perfect and the choice of dull tones is even better. These are the best examples of a possse that I´ve ever seen in 28mm.
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I love the effect that you have got on the cowboy in the reddish brown coat.
The shading is really fantastic. Very impressive :-*
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Wow, great painting! How long does it take you to blend those wonderful figures?
I agree with Cheetor, the reddish coat is awesome.
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Beautiful painting and excellent choice of colours!
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Very, very nice, I like the subtle shading on the coats. :)
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Splendid. I just don't have the patience to try that level of blending, so my hat's very much off to you and your brushes.
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How long does it take you to blend those wonderful figures?
I spent about 6-7 hours on these two and one other that I aborted half way through as I really hooned up the colours, far too bright.
The coat started off using Foundry's Conker Brown (the mid shade?) I added an off white colour in about 3-4 stages of highlighting. You can see on the front of the coat I wasn't all that fussed with perfect blending.
After that was done I just attacked it with several layers of watered down black, building up the layers of paint (which is obviously very transparent when watered down).
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Absolutely wonderful looking posse! :-* :-*
Cheers
Christopher
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These are just, simply...great! And it's not just your painting skill; your color choices are stellar.
I'm also trying to get my local group into LOTOW. They're hesitant, which I find odd since they're (we're) all long time blood bowl players. LOTOW isn't all that big of stretch from BB.
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What do you use for the dry looking grass on these bases? I'm working on an all female posse (Dare I make the joke?) for LOTOW and want to copy your basing as I am not at all creative.
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What do you use for the dry looking grass on these bases? I'm working on an all female posse (Dare I make the joke?) for LOTOW and want to copy your basing as I am not at all creative.
The bases...
These are the P3 colours I used...
Basecoat - Gun Corps Brown
1st drybrush - Hammerfall Khaki
2nd drybrish - Menoth White Base
final drybrush - Menoth White Highlight
Rims - Gun Corps Brown
The grass is Silflor Grass Tufts. I purchased mine from here (http://www.antenocitisworkshop.com/gbu0-catshow/silflortufts.html) but you might be able to pick them up in the states somewhere...
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Thanks Jester. Apparently train stores carry this product. Outstanding.
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Classic paintwork 8)
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Pinkerton Detective John Herod, hard bitten and world weary.
(http://i337.photobucket.com/albums/n400/Dave_Robotham/herof.jpg)
(http://i337.photobucket.com/albums/n400/Dave_Robotham/herod2.jpg)
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This here is Charlie Waite a rancher who has taken up arms alongside Virgil Cole to deal with the vagrants and outlaws plaguing the area.
(http://i337.photobucket.com/albums/n400/Dave_Robotham/waite1.jpg)
(http://i337.photobucket.com/albums/n400/Dave_Robotham/waite2.jpg)
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Doc Wallis, upstanding Citizen (formally Wyatt Earp from Black Scorpion)
(http://i337.photobucket.com/albums/n400/Dave_Robotham/wallis2.jpg)
(http://i337.photobucket.com/albums/n400/Dave_Robotham/wallis.jpg)
(http://i337.photobucket.com/albums/n400/Dave_Robotham/wallis3.jpg)
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And the hardcore awesomness keeps on coming :-*
Herod and Waites shirts are particularly nice.