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Miniatures Adventure => Adventures in the Far East => Topic started by: OSHIROmodels on 14 December 2012, 08:58:30 AM
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Through the power of modern technology I'm posting this whilst on the train to work. Unfortunately, the pictures are shit and the figure needs matt varnish and the base finishing but I was actually quite excited that I got him done.
As a precursor to having my range of Edo period figures made (the first of which is hopefully being done) I painted a Perry unarmoured samurai in the 'official colours of the Shinsengumi, they were a kind of police force around the 1860's in Kyoto, there were also other clans of police but these are the most well known.
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk138/jimbibbly/samurai/71CA55B5-0815-453E-AF2B-CFF32CBA7FD7-2860-00000488A87BACD8.jpg)
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk138/jimbibbly/samurai/1E0D0571-B489-4119-8226-6756B5195633-2860-00000488B1C2617B.jpg)
Hopefully more to come from the Perry figures until the range has been cast :)
cheers
James
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A great figure and a lovely paintwork, Jim!
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Well done, love it!
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Through the power of modern technology I'm posting this whilst on the train to work.
yes, it's a blessing and a curse :)
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Very nice,and an fascinating period.
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Thanks for the kind comments chaps, looking at it on the big screen (work now) it's a shockingly bad photo. Shame as I'm really pleased with the figure ::)
I'll take a proper one over the weekend :)
cheers
James
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Great job Bibbly Sama 8)
Ain't that an excellent figure, one of my favourite Perry samurai :-*
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yes, it's a blessing and a curse :)
Especially on a rather full train (being 6'5" is no help on public transport lol ).
Thanks Bugs, hopefully these new photos will show it in a better light.
Much better photos now ::) :D
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk138/jimbibbly/samurai/f5bd3fc7bbc0d1919c21ff4a33a52030.jpg)
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk138/jimbibbly/samurai/74b3f8a3defc72ac7aeb8f2eb9d5fea3.jpg)
Got a couple of others based up ready to go and who knows, maybe in the new year I might get a small game with them using my Salute boards :D
cheers
James
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He looks great, what rules are you using Jim?
plus colour guide needed for my samurai as the ones I have painted look a touch anaemic ;D
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He looks great, what rules are you using Jim?
plus colour guide needed for my samurai as the ones I have painted look a touch anaemic ;D
We're going to be using Sharp Practise, works great for Tex Mex so a little modding for the different melee weapons and it should be good to go. The skin was done with Foundry Oriental Flesh, as long as its on a really dark undercoat it works rather well.
cheers
James
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Looking Sharp, James.
:-*
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Lovely figure.
Love the painting of the sleeves.
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Much better :)
Cracking work bibblysan ;)
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We're going to be using Sharp Practise, works great for Tex Mex so a little modding for the different melee weapons and it should be good to go. The skin was done with Foundry Oriental Flesh, as long as its on a really dark undercoat it works rather well.
cheers
James
Cheers mate, remember to get them thar greens up when done :D
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Great! ;)
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He looks wonderful, are you planning on painting more "wolves of mibu" or will he be the only one? I think a whole unit would look very impressive indeed
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He looks wonderful, are you planning on painting more "wolves of mibu" or will he be the only one? I think a whole unit would look very impressive indeed
I've got a couple more Perrys on the go but I'm getting an entire range sculpted to fill the gap in the market 8)
cheers
James
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Lookin' good :D
But he's not Spanish or Norman ;)