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Miniatures Adventure => Fantasy Adventures => Topic started by: stone-cold-lead on March 16, 2014, 12:26:15 AM
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Some of these models have been gathering dust for over a year but I finally managed to get the last few done to give me a unit. There are three different eras of models here, mostly 3rd edition 90/91 retainers, a 5th edition musician and an 80's man-at-arms (Foundry ex-Citadel casting and one of only a few that weren't too small).
(http://stonecoldlead.webs.com/brigands%20group%20skirmishing%20small.JPG)
(http://stonecoldlead.webs.com/brigand%20command%20front%20small.JPG)
(http://stonecoldlead.webs.com/brigand%20troops%20front%20small.JPG)
(http://stonecoldlead.webs.com/brigand%20unit%202%20small.JPG)
A bit of waffling on about these on my blog (http://stonecoldlead.blogspot.co.uk/) and a few extra pics in my gallery (http://stonecoldlead.webs.com/apps/photos/album?albumid=14606491).
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Your brushwork & basing are OUTSTANDING...well worth the wait. VERY WELL DONE!
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Just outstanding! I love your color pallette! The muted colors really make these models look special!
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Agree - stunning work.
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Beautifully done - lovely characterful miniatures too.
Bill.
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very nice transitions and smooth paint work. I like the bottom of the shields being dirty and the arrow head sticking through the shield.
Cheers
Matt
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Just... wow!
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Wait...what...you actually play as well? Has god given you the gaming skills of a four year old girl to make up for your painting greatness? ;)
Brilliant as always!! ;D ;D ;D
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My good god, man.
You sicken me with your abilty to paint like this.
>:( >:( >:(
Bloody gorgeous, as usual.
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That is very nice painting, and the little details that you have added are just right, particularly like the arrow through the shield.
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Incredible. Some of my favourite classic miniatures painted up perfectly.
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Awesome stuff :)
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Frothworthy.
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Wow! Great colour scheme and technique! I really like the standard bearer, where is it from?
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Beautiful as always. :-*
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Thanks for the comments everyone.
Wow! Great colour scheme and technique! I really like the standard bearer, where is it from?
It's just one of the foot knights with a little conversion work. I've got the original model in the lead pile (I won't cut up anything unless it's a duplicate) but this one came in a job lot of models I picked up a few years back and had already had the axe cut away completely. It saved me a job so I just drilled out the hands and found some suitable brass tubing to use as a flag pole. I also rounded his helmet down so he didn't look too much of a carbon copy of the other knight. The fleur de lys was press moulded from a 5th edition standard and the flag is tin from a tomato puree tube.
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Excellent as always been watching these on your blog for a while.
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Beautiful, and subtle as ever.
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Massive fan of your work.....stunning.
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AWESOME!!! What a great band!!! Love it!
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Good GODS!!!! Those are GREAT!!!!!!!! :o :-*
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very very nice indeed :-* :-*
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Wonderful, very smoothly done!
I Love them.
GS
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Those look asolutely fantastic. Thanks for sharing such beautiful works of art. I hope they get a lot of great use on your game table.
Regards,
Hitman
8)
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I'm dragging this thread out of obscurity because it takes me so damn long to paint anything for myself. I've got a few crossbowmen done and another on the way. There will be a fifth model added to this small unit but then I'm going to move onto some other pieces for the warband (I have more crossbowmen but really want to do a few other bits).
(http://stonecoldlead.webs.com/bret%20xbows%203%20models.JPG)
(http://stonecoldlead.webs.com/bret%20xbow%204%20wip.JPG)
Still need to convert a mounted knight to use as the brigand leader and I've got a few more characterful types to add when I can.
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Beauties :-*
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Stunning paint job on all of them :-*
Love the green-white scheme, will it be used with the rest of the warband?
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Sublime :-* :-*
cheers
James
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Stunning paint job on all of them :-*
Love the green-white scheme, will it be used with the rest of the warband?
Yeah I'll be keeping the colour scheme going with most of the other models. There'll be a few non-Bretonnian characters that won't use this colour scheme though.
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Bleedin' lovely!
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Alchemy!! Pure sorcery I tell ya! and over black too o_o
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Delightful. :-*
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Magnificent paintjobs! You really make those classic sculpts look beautiful. :-*
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Wow :)
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Stunningly good. :o
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Beautifully done,your palette,as always is impressive :-*
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Love it Blue.
I really like the 3rd guy, his blue sleeves are fantastic!!!!!!!!!
Cheers
Matt
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Top job
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stunning
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Thanks for the comments everyone. :)
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Glad you resurrected the thread as I missed it the first time around. Stunning work indeed!
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More threadomancy as I've finished the fifth and final (for now) crossbowman for this little band of brigands. Took a while to find the time and the inclination to get this one finished but now it's done I'm a bit more motivated to paint up the handful of characters I'm hoping to add to the group.
(http://stonecoldlead.webs.com/bret%20crossbow%205%20small.JPG)
(http://stonecoldlead.webs.com/photos/bret%20crossbow%20unit%20small.JPG)
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Those are excellent too! :-* I would suggest the Brigades from Red Box Games, but I doubt they would scale up with these Citadel miniatures. Do you use inks on the skin or layers, or a combination of both?
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They're a bit good. :D
Some of my favourite models from a classic GW period.
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Excellent 8)
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Those are excellent too! :-* I would suggest the Brigades from Red Box Games, but I doubt they would scale up with these Citadel miniatures. Do you use inks on the skin or layers, or a combination of both?
I had hoped that the RBG stuff would be a good match but unfortunately they're not. Height is fine but the proportions of Tre's sculpts just don't fit with these old Perry's.
Skin is just layered paint although sometimes I'll add a quick very thin glaze of ink or more likely these days thinned down GW Wash at the end just to bring it all together.
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Beautiful work once more. Some of my favourite models on the net.
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Smashing StoneCold. :-* :-* :-*
Please do finish the warband.
Cheers
Matt.
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So smooooth...... :-* :-* :-*
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Amazingly good. :)
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Beautiful subtle work. The woodgrain on the crossbow is worth the price of entry on its own :)
(And the rest of him is just sumptuous)