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Miniatures Adventure => Pikes, Muskets and Flouncy Shirts => Topic started by: Steel fist on July 27, 2017, 02:38:54 PM
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Here are some knights I have been working on
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They look incredible :o - well done :-*.
How did you get the fancy two colour cloth patterns?
Regards
Mick
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Stunning 8)
cheers
James
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They look gorgeous Oliver.
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Beautiful work Oliver :-* :-* :-* :-* :-*
Darrell.
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Great work, Oliver.
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Concerning those paint effects Steelfist have decals for those horse furnishings on their site.
http://www.steelfistminiatures.com/products/renaissance_knights
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Absolutely stunning, Oliver - Bravo. Those decals look terrific and fit the period beautifully. I wonder if you could tell us the method you used to apply them? They look to be a solid square sheet on your website, which may seem a little daunting to the uninitiated.
Can't wait to begin work on my set of figures!
Curt
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I cannot wait to buy some....... life's still in transition so very soon Oliver.
I'm also interested in how the decals fit the horse trappings?
Cheers,
Darrell.
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They look amazing.
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Marvellous work. I have some of these to work on, and will be getting some of their horse barding/tabard decals to help with this.
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Will Colonel Bills be selling the transfers at shows?. I'm particularly looking at Claymore next week .
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Great job!
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Sorry . Big kid syndrome ordered from the website . Now if they could only be here by 5.30pm today ...
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Wow! :-* :-* :-*
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Thanks for all the kind comments,
They are indeed decals, I got the idea from a customer who made his own and they looked fantastic so I had four sets of them commissioned
You have to cut them to the size of each panel and it does take some practice. I will do a video tutorial for how I do this soon.
It is easier than painting though!
You will need decal solvent Microsol 1 and 2 to get the decals on well.
Also with some sets you can vary the colour by applying them over another colour for example red under black.
Will Colonel Bills be selling the transfers at shows?. I'm particularly looking at Claymore next week .
Not yet as colonel bill only carries select packs at this point.
In fact I'm out of stock on most decals but I have more coming any day now.
I will be painted twenty or so of these knights in different configurations for a display so expect to see more!
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A tutorial would be extremely useful, so I look forward to that.
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Those decals are brilliant, as are the castings. :o :o
Look forward to seeing the tutorial on how to apply the decals.
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These are really nice .
I particularly like the figure with the Sideshow Bob, feathers / hairstyle
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Well done!
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They look incredible....
I think they look very credible. I have no difficulty believing those are the real thing!
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Beautiful work on the armor. And shows off those fantastic decals - not all of us have the steadiness of hand, or the basic talent, to paint damask horse trappings.
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I gave the freehand method a few years back - not too bad, but I would still like to give the decals a go.
(http://i1101.photobucket.com/albums/g440/dourpuritan/Milanese%2028mm%20Army/IMG_0980_zps65zuw3an.jpg)
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very nice
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For those who don't fancy their skills are sufficient to cut out shapes for horse armour maybe single shapes from nail art decals on coloured backgrounds would give a satisfactory result. Decals like this, for example: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1Sheet-Vintage-Damask-Pattern-Nail-Art-Water-Decals-Transfer-Manicure-Stickers-/381646952364?var=&hash=item58dbee57ac:m:mHfR0Brs6xpwCOQRWSVXBiw
They are very very cheap so failure won't cause heart failure and there are lots and lots of designs available - though only a couple I've found seem suitable. Have a look anyway.
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Thanks again
The decals are great because you can paint other colours under and get more variation.
Once I have had more practice at applying them I will do the tutorial.
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Yes, please do provide a video tutorial! They look superb when done, but I have to say I'm a bit intimidated with the idea of trying to cut decal panels to try to align with portions of the horse armour. I have scenes of me finally 'getting it' only once I've used-up the majority of the decal sheet in furious, expletive-filled abortive attempts... lol
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Try using a flexible dressmaker's tape measure rather than trying to do it by eye alone.
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Wonderful work!!
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Here are them all painted but I'm doing some variants too
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Fantastic. Now imagine you're a skirmishing arquebusier and that lot is bearing down on you! :o
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Superb! They looks terrific all massed up.
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Well done :-*
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Splendid.
I long to paint mine, when there's a free few hours or more.
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Steel Fist seems to be up for sale now, just seen it on Facebook.
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Steel Fist seems to be up for sale now, just seen it on Facebook.
:o :(
What if Warlord buys the range?
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'What if Warlord buys the range?'
I really hope not they are becoming an all consuming beast
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They really do look sharp as a mob. Errrr, unit.
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Really hope the miniatures stay in production, love the samurai stuff and need some more