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Miniatures Adventure => The Great War => Topic started by: Over Open Sights on October 29, 2011, 04:23:07 PM
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Part of a long haul commission of figures for gaming the Sinai, Palestine and Syria campaign. The client wishes to base these himself.
(http://i497.photobucket.com/albums/rr336/OverOpenSights/PICT00018.jpg)
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:o simply perfect :-*
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WOW, great painting.
May I ask, who makes the figures?
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These are very good. :)
(Who makes the figures?)
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May I ask, who makes the figures?
These chaps are the standard Great War Miniatures B109 British Staff Officers with a suitable colour scheme for tropical dress.
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brilliant :-* :-* :-*
what's the coat & trouser recipes?
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what's the coat & trouser recipes?
Hi Keith,
Tunics are VMC Khaki Grey highlighted up with either VMC Stone Grey or VMC Beige. Breeches are VMC Desert Yellow, VMC Dark Sand and VMC Pale Sand. The Burberry Trench Coat is basically VMC Beige, washed with a mid brown, Beige again and Beige plus white for highlights.
If anyone is interested, I've put together a "Tommies in Hot Places" painting guide. Drop me a PM with your email address and I'll send you on a PDF copy. IT IS FREE....... you don't get much of that these days!
Mark
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Mark - saw these over at t'other forum - as I said there they are wonderful. I can recommend the guide to anyone thinking of painting WW1 British - a must have.
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Jolly good show old bean :)
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Very nicely done.
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Cheers for the recipe Mark :D
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Thanks for the "Tommies in Hot Places" PDF, even those of us who use different paint systems should find it useful!
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Wonderful painting.
Well done!
tt43.
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Truly lovely work.
I'd also be very interested in the Painting guide if that is available at all!
Many thanks, Goat.
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I'd also be very interested in the Painting guide if that is available at all!
I've emailed you a copy. Goat. Should be in your hotmail inbox.
Perhaps I should say to all that the painting guide helps produce something like this:
(http://i497.photobucket.com/albums/rr336/OverOpenSights/PICT00042-3.jpg)
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They're stunning. I must get on and paint more of my brothers WW1 Palestine stuff so it can be gamed with as he's never going to do it now. He was slow enough when he was still single, but now he's married...
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Truly excellent. Makes me willing to resume painting after a long pause...
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That is very nice, like your painting style very much.
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That is very nice, like your painting style very much.
I totally agree. What a great unit. :-*
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(http://i497.photobucket.com/albums/rr336/OverOpenSights/PICT00028.jpg)
More Great War Miniatures Western Front types with a tropical paintjob.
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Wowee!!! fantastic again. Love the lot but the padre is awesome.
Nearly impossible to cast I know but would have loved to have seen spokes on the bike wheels.
I would imagine your order books are filling up with LAFf'ers now. :D
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I've said it before, and I'll say it again.
Wonderful painting.
Well done!
tt43.
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Glad I came back and looked again.
If I have not would have missed the wonderful painting of new figures.
Outstanding. Thanks for showing them.
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More stunning work :-* :-* :-*
I'm going to be cheeky, whats your tan Recipe?
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I'm going to be cheeky, whats your tan Recipe?
The leather work on Sam Browne belts is VMC Flat Brown highlighted up with VMC Orange Brown. The Officers leg wear is VMC Leather Brown with VMC Red Leather highlighted up, again, with VMC Oange Brown. ;)
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Cheers Mark, I will have to get some VMC Red Leather :D
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Wonderful job, brilliantly executed and the painting guide is dam' fine work too...
Best, OG
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I went and spend some time on your blog.
All I can say is there are lots of outstanding painted figures there.
Really love it. :-*
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Gorgeous :)
(As usual)
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How did I miss all these and your blog! Absolutely brilliant work! Very nice, soft painting style.
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I've just convinced a mate to do a British Palestine Army to go against my Turks and Arabs. I will send him a link so he can check put your painting.
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The leather work on Sam Browne belts is VMC Flat Brown highlighted up with VMC Orange Brown. The Officers leg wear is VMC Leather Brown with VMC Red Leather highlighted up, again, with VMC Oange Brown. ;)
Just tweked tis recipe & added it to the painting guide.
Thanks again Mark