Viking Runestone

[Funghy-Fipps]

Thought I'd share this viking picture/runestone (actually, there's no runes on it  ) I based up the other day.  It's for a fantasy skirmish project I'm currently working on, though of course would work equally well for Dark Age shenanigans.  Apologies about the pic, but given the current lack of sunlight I had to take it under artificial light so there's a bit of glare...

There's a quick tutorial (not that any of you really need it...) on how I went about it on my new and completely unnecessary blog.

[Ruarigh]

Very nice, and the tutorial was interesting too. I am a sucker for all things Viking and may have to get some of these for myself.

Cheers,
Ruarigh

[Commander Vyper]

Yup, Ian's pieces are really nice, well based and detailed.

The Commander

[black-bear]

I love the piece great tones - must look very good on a table.

[Michi]

That´s a superb terrain piece, most useable for any period, even imaginable in America!

[DFlynSqrl]

Looks really cool. 

[Froggy the Great]

Very nice.  I expected to see assyrians rather than vikings, given the style, but still, really nice.

[Commander Vyper]

Very nice.  I expected to see assyrians rather than vikings, given the style, but still, really nice.

Yup seen loads of assyrian saga's and longships myself! 

[geronimo]

Very nicely done, the base setting suits it perfectly.

Always pleased to see my stuff painted up

[dampfpanzerwagon]

Very good and I enjoyed the tutorial also.

Good luck in 2010.

Tony
http://dampfpanzerwagon.blogspot.com/

[Funghy-Fipps]

Thanks for the positive responses  .

Always pleased to see my stuff painted up

It was a pleasure; a really easy piece to paint up and, as I point out in my blog, the detail is fantastic.  I can see this piece getting a lot of gaming use!

Good luck in 2010.

Cheers chap!  Same to you. 

Right, I'm off to make a snowman (in the dark).