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Miniatures Adventure => Fantasy Adventures => Topic started by: Super_Gibbon on 09 September 2008, 01:45:12 PM
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I like these old school Chronopia dwarves. They are wierd!
(http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a189/nil112073/dwaves.jpg)
I have to work on my photo skills. These pics are maybe too bright, seems like my mid-tones and the blending on the flesh are not there in the pic. Oh well. Taking the pictures is harder than painting the little guys.
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Very Nice! I had forgotten about those Chronopia minis - rather business-like, no frills as a proper dwarf should be ;)
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That's a very nice flavour of ugly 8) 8) 8)
Those checks on the shield are particularly grand :-*
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I used to collect Chronopia a long time ago but honestly, their sense of design just wasn'T mine...
Weren't there these dwars around called the Horned Ones? Hehe, "hey, guys, while you're here fighting what are your wives doing at home?"
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Awww.
The poor little old men, they're just fighting for the right to Toffee and Slippers. lol
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Weren't there these dwars around called the Horned Ones? Hehe, "hey, guys, while you're here fighting what are your wives doing at home?"
These ARE the wives >:D
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Nice painting :)
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I thought opinion would be split on these guys! I can understand people not liking the design. For me they have a really strange sinister quality. I could almost see them scuttling about in the back of a Bosch painting.
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Weren't there these dwars around called the Horned Ones? Hehe, "hey, guys, while you're here fighting what are your wives doing at home?"
These ARE the wives >:D
Ooops... :o
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dwarfs without beards, what is going wrong here??????
i fear of them...
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They look splendidly evil! They'd make great Chaos Dwarves!
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I think the Vertically Challenged Ones are rather charming; they certainly have LOVELY paint jobs & bases. VERY WELL DONE!
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They look great :-*
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Great paintwork on some lovely, characterful sculpts!
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Very cool paint jobs! I collected some of these Chronopia Dwarves but they never really grabbed me as models. Part of what I don't like about them I guess is the lack of parts that are not armour. Of course me painting all the armour in metal colours back then didn't help. You did a good job distinguishing the chainmail from the plate armour and the shields look great as well.
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Great painting:), I particularly like the middle one.
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I loved the Chronopia game and the Dwarves were my fave. Finally a range where they didn't look like four-foot vikings with no knees. lol I still have my Dark Tusk clan army (FYI; the lad on the right with the large morning star is a DT)...
Brilliant work! they look spectacular! :-*
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I have a goodly number of them. We use them as duergar in our D&D campaign. It works well since they are clearly dwarves but have a markedly different aesthetic than the GW/Reaper/Red Box/Hasslefree/etc. dwarves in our collection. You did a very nice job on these fellows.
-Michael