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Miniatures Adventure => Adventures in the Far East => Topic started by: Frank on March 30, 2010, 11:32:34 AM
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At the last weekend we have had a Samurai game played with the rules Song of Blades and Heroes. We used the basic rules but without the whole magic staff and it worked very good. We also build some rice fields. Here are some pictures of the fields and my Samurai “clan”.
(http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/5507/samuraiiiclan01.jpg)
(http://img179.imageshack.us/img179/7601/samuraiiiclan02.jpg)
(http://img218.imageshack.us/img218/1723/samuraiiiclan03.jpg)
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Well those are a bit good aren't they! :o
Love the colours, brilliant and vibrant. I hate painting samurai!
Love the scenery too. Very well made. :)
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Beautiful work, both the samurai and the terrain. Nice and clean, good bases too.
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Awesome samurais! :)
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OH MAN :o
These are gobsmackingly good!! love everything about those pics! :-*
Anymore pics available?...pretty please ???
CG
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Fantastic. Really impressive, in every way :-*
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Fantastic.
Great scenery and painting on the samurais.
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Tidy. They look bloomin' smashing. All that red really brings them together as a group.
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Well those are a bit good aren't they! :o
Love the colours, brilliant and vibrant. I hate painting samurai!
Love the scenery too. Very well made. :)
Slight understatement and a half that..
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Like to see what your opponet was useing also.
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Beautiful figures and scenery!
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I just wish I had good enough eyesight to paint Samurai.
Yours are superb and the scenery isn't shabby either :-*
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Excellent painting and they really stand out against such beautiful terrain.
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Wonderful stuff, the paddy fields especially. What did you use for the rice stalks?
cheers
James
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I ignored this thread earlier thinking it was a question about using Songs with Samurai and as I have no experience of the rules thought I could not comment.
Thank god I got a bit of time to kill and read it anyway.
Bloody marvellous :-* :-* :-*
Now where are the rest of the photos? We need to see more!
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If you didn't already know I did a samurai add on for Songs - its in the files in the yahoo groups - Songs of ninja and katana.
Or PM me and I can send it and the campaign system I started :)
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Hello, those are just awesome! Wow, I especially like the terrain and the vibrant red colors.
Great stuff, thanks!
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Love the water effect too - great stuff.
I'd love to get into samurai, but so little time, and this thread does not help that!
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Wow, just wow.... :o :-* Both for the miniatures and terrain.
(I really should dig out my Gempei samurai someday. Before another one commits seppuku for the shame of being unpainted... Lost 5 already. ;))
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... more pictures please.. the terrain is stunning!! :o
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very very nice work :-*
these minis are notoriously hard to paint well.
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@all: Thank you! ...with the next game I will post some new pictures.
@Rich J: No, I didn’t know anything about your Songs of ninja and katana! But I thing, that is just need for me next game…I sent you a PM.
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Looking at your paddies made me go back and redo the banks on the rivers I just about had finished ::). I'd love some reeds like yours as well.
I'm looking forward to seeing more photos. :-*
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Wonderful stuff really nice. I love those Samurai what company are they from?
Steve
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They look like Perry miniatures to me.
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My Samurai Clan have got some reinforcements! I painted some new Samurai and a couple of civilians (all Perry Miniatures). At the next weekend they have to prove their ability (in a Songs of Ninja and Katana game). :D
(http://img138.imageshack.us/img138/4783/samuraiiiclan04.jpg)
(http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/7778/samuraiiiclan05.jpg)
(http://img541.imageshack.us/img541/8960/samuraiiiclan06.jpg)
(http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/9116/samuraiiiclan08.jpg)
(http://img130.imageshack.us/img130/4366/samuraiiiclan09.jpg)
(http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/452/samuraiiiclan10.jpg)
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These are just bloody stunning - very impressive. :-*
A truly beautiful looking set.
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Damn it! Keep this up and I will have to start up a new range lol :-* :-*
vary nice, cant wait to see pics of the game
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Lovely!
The Samurai are just beautiful!
Also like the old man...
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Some really nice cohesive freehand going on there. Very, very nice work. :-*
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Those are incredibly beautiful pictures! :-*
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Wowwwwwwwwwwwww reallyy niceeee :-* :-* Thinking of a bit of sumarai gaming myself, keep it up!
Steve
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Superb work, congratulations. The civilians are a great touch.
The terrain, though, is what got me. Great water effect in particular, clean and expressive. Would you share your technic?
Luikki.
ps. First post! There has to be an introduction thread somewhere... Need to find it...
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OK, it’s been a while but here is a small update of my samurai project. We played a couple of games with a mix of different Ganesha rules and we build our own army lists. For one of the games, we used the Forlorn Hope scenario from the Song of Drums and Shakos rulebook. You need a big wall for this scenario, so I build one…
(http://www.pictureupload.de/originals/pictures/260510091754_Samurai_Ii_Clan_11.jpg)
(http://www.pictureupload.de/originals/pictures/260510091833_Samurai_Ii_Clan_12.jpg)
A large gate and a smaller guardhouse will follow…stay tuned.
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Wow! :-*
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Thats a great wall :-* :-*
How did you do the tiling on the top?
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The tiling is really simple. I took a plastic rode (2 mm diameter) and cut this in small pieces. Than I glued them an a strip of plastic card…that’s it.
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The tiling is really simple. I took a plastic rode (2 mm diameter) and cut this in small pieces. Than I glued them an a strip of plastic card…that’s it.
You call that simple? There must be meters of the stuff! :)
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You call that simple? There must be meters of the stuff! :)
lol
It is lovely! I like the groundwork too. Some nice realistic natural colours and the bare earth blends in well with the grass, which can often be difficult to do properly.
I wonder if that tile method would be feasible for the sort of pantile roofing found on posh Mexican villas?
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The terrain is amazing
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Stunning work! :'( Tears of joy.
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really lovely, i think you did a great job on those nihon-jin!! bravo!
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WOW! Love them great job! :-* :-* :-*
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I agree with all the previous comments. You inspire us all with your skill.
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You inspire us all with your skill.
'Tis why I am here... folks like Frank. :-*