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Miniatures Adventure => Adventures in the Far East => Topic started by: Inkub Pendragon on November 16, 2013, 09:56:04 PM
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After "Ronin" release I started to paint my bandit buntai from Northstar Miniatures. I managed to paint most of them, three are ready for being posted on the web.
(http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-JmVBAkCPNCE/UoU5GY5t3aI/AAAAAAAAZmw/o5Puw96Qf7Q/s1600/SDC15626.JPG)
(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-Nj_6IdahSng/UoZv5X4JvoI/AAAAAAAAZpk/CYhHWPWqDSo/s1600/SDC15662.JPG)
(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-JU8gIqovR-8/UoeeuX5kn_I/AAAAAAAAZrk/QUN1k_nlRw4/s1600/SDC15693.JPG)
More photos on my blog www.miniwojna.blogspot.com
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These look really good. Really like the highlighting on the skin.
If you are ever looking to expand the Buntai then Black Hat Ronin look like they would look very good with it.
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Nicely done. :)
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Thanks guys:)
Fourth one, another shooter.
(http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-U_V4jn7rU2U/Uok3D0onFAI/AAAAAAAAZuQ/_Yi5VsZSZVg/s1600/SDC15692.JPG)
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Very nice brushwork. THE CID.
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And fifth bandit... medium armour and yari.
(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-8MapQo2CA80/Uo6CyAp2T2I/AAAAAAAAZ0Q/41H_xc-7Xsc/s1600/SDC15691.JPG)
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I like the eyepatch.
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Bandit no. 6 - again a yari and tatami armour.
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-K9MKmLpgoMs/UpdvvnrMMEI/AAAAAAAAaAE/AN3Uedustos/s1600/SDC15690.JPG)
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Another one, medium armour and teppo
(http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-FTyHwSTfeIY/Up3eXZrbFxI/AAAAAAAAaHg/O5lk9RZ5Q54/s1600/SDC15751.JPG)
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Nice, simple colours schemes with a clean paintjob :-*
cheers
James
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Thx James.
And another one...
(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-vnK_BEY0Yhg/Up-nKhf1KDI/AAAAAAAAaKs/K2jpdPQpMWk/s1600/SDC15750.JPG)
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That's a really interesting helmet. I really like the way you have painted the skin tones and the wood on the a pole.
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Nice work, sir.
Very nice.
8)
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I'm more and more attracted by Ronin! And your pieces are just teasing me! :D
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Pretty figures. Richard
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rEALLY NICE PAINTING JOB, WELL DONE!!!
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Thanks guys. This kind of "helmet" is called happuri, it is more a part of a face mask (mempo) then a true helmet. Made both from leather and metal, I decided to paint mine as a bronze, but it would be probably more historically acurate to paint it as a steel. Anyway, it was quite popular protection of a head amongst poorer...
Two more miniatures to show, both are "proper" samurai this time:)
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Great painting :-* :-*
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Second to last - ronin with two handed sword.
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-tlyNj4RTgwU/UqEHojJGiMI/AAAAAAAAaMs/VZS2GCiJI8s/s1600/SDC15753.JPG)
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Thanks for the infomation about the happuri. Its always good to find out new things.
New model is painted well.however it doesn't look like its scabbard could actually fit his sword in it.
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It is scabbard for katana, pommel of it is visible next to the waist area. He looks like he is holding the scabbard but it is just a perspective of the photo. Hand of the figure is closed into the fist actually.
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That makes more sense.
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I like the ronin' color, nice !
Are you one bandai only ?
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Yep. I will paint just one bandai - my gaming group seems to lost interest in the game just after buying some miniatures. If we will play, I may paint one more bandai in the future. I will probably add some characters to this band though - ninja, wandering monk, etc. - just to add a little character to it.
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I am going to have to see if I can get anyone in Cardiff intrested in ronin in the future.
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recently, i bought a few Samurai-Minis myself*. Some Perry and Legends of the 5 Rings as well ...
I am actually painting them now. At least the armory. So ... seeing these really-really nice minis ( :-* ! ), I would appreciate some hints and suggestions for the skins of mine. I usually use dwarf-flesh ... but that pinky-pale-skin version of caucasian whitebreads is not fitting for obvious reasons.
Any color-names and methods here? I'm a little lost ...
best wishes and thanks!
Drachenklinge
* dunno how it happened, I swear! There might be a connection to a Ronin game I watched ... it's all a bit misty and blurred in my mind. o_o
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Try this
http://www.flamesofwar.com/Portals/0/all_images/WargamesIllustrated/ArticlePics/WI312%20Web%20Files/ArchiveArticles/WI278-WEBPaintingSamurai.pdf
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I can't give exact recipe for my skin as it was mixed on the spot for whole group. It is a blend of Elf Flesh with Vomit Brown, with some shading done with washes - from purple to brown.
The recipe from pdf file looks fine to me.
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Yep. I will paint just one bandai - my gaming group seems to lost interest in the game just after buying some miniatures. If we will play, I may paint one more bandai in the future. I will probably add some characters to this band though - ninja, wandering monk, etc. - just to add a little character to it.
Your group is fully concerned with Muskets & Tomahawks :) We have to try Ronin in the near future for sure!
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Hope so;)
BTW - man can't hide in today's world;)
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Second to last - ronin with two handed sword.
Superb!
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When you do finish the last one I think everyone would agree if I say:GROUP SHOT!.
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Boss himself... Group photo in a few days:)
(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-30BjKZDE2tM/UqiOA9DOfcI/AAAAAAAAaWA/sh9GnBU7CR8/s1600/SDC15768.JPG)
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Looking good mate. I like the bandit buntai as there is a nice amount of variety among the models.
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Ok, so it is time for photo of the finished group...
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They look great :-*
cheers
James
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Well done!
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Drachenklinge,
How well do the Perry samurai mix with the Legend of the 5 Rings figures? I have some LOT5R samurai and "civilians" too, and have been hesitant to get Perry for fear that they would be too small/thin next to the LOT5R figures.
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Franz this link has a size comparison picture in it.
http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=56741.0
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Ok, so it is time for photo of the finished group...
(http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-4G_2p1vG85Q/Uqy49YTDg5I/AAAAAAAAacM/8eJpOJKU5U0/s1600/SDC15772.JPG)
Stunning!
They look wonderful all together, and the mix of 'styles' blend together perfectly.
Top drawer work, sir!
:-* :-* :-*