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Miniatures Adventure => Old West => Topic started by: Evilcartoonist on December 13, 2007, 07:02:12 PM
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OK, sorry, I'm just showing off a bit- but I finished painting all of my 40mm Old West figures and I feel like a little kid who wants to show everyone what I did :) I'll celebrate properly with a shot of rotgut at the bar tonight.
http://bp0.blogger.com/_OegChr5Zg_s/R2F-pMiNYbI/AAAAAAAAAcQ/O8Ju6K3Cmlw/s1600-h/Citizens+of+Hades+County.jpg
I'm a Sash and Saber stagecoach away from finishing the entire collection of figures, buildings, wagons and accessories. All of this is used for my Gutshot games.
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Very, very nice, EC! Painting larger scale miniature certainly has its appeal. I think I have appointed the school marm, middle row to the right, my favorite.
Showing off is waht this forum is all about!
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Really nice. Who makes the figures?
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Outstanding work!
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Wow, very nice! I'd also like to know the manufacturer(s). I think some are the HLSBC stuff, but I don't recognize a lot of them.
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Really nice. Who makes the figures?
Thanks- They are all HLBS figures. They are from the 40mm Old West, Old West Townsfolk and Spaghetti Western ranges. Link:
http://www.hlbs.co.uk/series.php?id=9
(The horses are from Sash and Saber, by the way)
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Excellent painting. The way you've got them set up looks like one of those cast photos they take for film publicity, it would make a good poster. :)
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They are fantastic :o :love:
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I have some of those too. Yours are absolutely beautiful !
Björn
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Very nice collection. Now you have me wanting to start again in 40mm :)
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Hey, EC! No problem with showing off if your stuff is this good :D
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Those are great! What a nice group of figs to game with :-)
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Super!
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I really like the way you 'understate' many of the hightlights. Makes the minis look very 'real-life'!
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Holy crap those are cool, awsome paint job and a great scene! Now I want to actually see a 40mm figure in real life to see just how big they are.
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Grubman, here's a comparison photo of one of my Artizan old west 28mm next to an HLBS 40mm, (note that the 28mm fig is on a slottabase, while the 40 is not ((yet)):
http://bp3.blogger.com/_OegChr5Zg_s/Rwv2h7dX_-I/AAAAAAAAAOc/aQXIBZpX1o8/s1600-h/40+to+28mm+figure+comparison.jpg
And thanks for the compliment!
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Grubman, here's a comparison photo of one of my Artizan old west 28mm next to an HLBS 40mm, (note that the 28mm fig is on a slottabase, while the 40 is not ((yet)):
http://bp3.blogger.com/_OegChr5Zg_s/Rwv2h7dX_-I/AAAAAAAAAOc/aQXIBZpX1o8/s1600-h/40+to+28mm+figure+comparison.jpg
And thanks for the compliment!
They are so well painted you get this impression they are GI Joe doll size (even though 40 mm lets you know how big they are) ...but really they aren't that much larger at all.
What's really funny is that when I first looked at the (size comparison) pic I was wondering why you took the picture with the figs sitting on the floor, since I saw people in the background...untill I realized those were other figures on the table in the background :oops: