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Miniatures Adventure => Age of Myths, Gods and Empires => Topic started by: bigredbat on 11 October 2013, 11:28:59 AM
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I picked up some lovely minis off mate Andres of Einar Olafson, and with his help have expanded them into a unit. I wonder whether I could persuade him to paint another 200 of those shield designs? ;-)
More on t'blog:-
http://bigredbat.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/legio-x-equestris.html (http://bigredbat.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/legio-x-equestris.html)
Cheers, Simon
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Amazing free-hands, simple designs but very well executed. :-*
As there are only some slight variations perhaps you (or einarolafson, rather) could copy them on paper to be duplicated as transfers. Would save a lot of work.
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'e's good, that Andres! Yes, not a bad idea. The Caesarian shields are somewhat tricky to apply transfers to, what with that central umbo, though.
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Amazing!! Would love some of those designs for my gladiators! :-* :o
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'e's good, that Andres! Yes, not a bad idea. The Caesarian shields are somewhat tricky to apply transfers to, what with that central umbo, though.
They look lovely! Two part transfers are probably the answer - one for each side of the umbo. IIRC, that's what Warlord did with their Praetorians.
Phil
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Superb brushwork :-*
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They look lovely! Two part transfers are probably the answer - one for each side of the umbo. IIRC, that's what Warlord did with their Praetorians.
Phil
Seconded. That seems the way to go these days for shields with a spine – seen it on WG's Republican Romans, and it works.
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Cracking job :-*
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Briiliant! Well done both.