German East Africa Project - Hermann von Wissmann

[Operator5]

Ogwambi (means "always unfortunate" in Luganda), the askari drummer

That is, uh, unfortunate.

But his paint job is beautiful!  

[Prof.Witchheimer]

Ojo(born in a difficult delivery), Oba(king), and Oko(elder of twins)

[ollberger]

Wow, i'm very impressed - as always when i see your work. Another stunning project. And thanks to you i couldn't resist anymore to have a closer look at the whole Darkest Africa topic...

[Operator5]

Prof W: Are we going to see all the figures together when you have them done? Seeing the single figures always impresses me, but seeing the whole army together is just stunning.

[Prof.Witchheimer]

Prof W: Are we going to see all the figures together when you have them done?

sure  

[Grimm]

Interesting painting of the scars can you macke a close up ?

Grimm

[Prof.Witchheimer]

The zulu company!

[Prof.Witchheimer]

My dougthy bearers!

[Operator5]

What? THey don't get names?  

[Prof.Witchheimer]

sure  :mrgreen:

Chacha (strong)
Ayize (let it hapen)
Leabua (one who speaks)

[LeadAsbestos]

Is there an African word for "guy who paints a bunch of great stuff all the time making the rest of us feel like slugs"?

If not, I suggest Witchheimer-imbe.

[KeyanSark]

Is there an African word for "guy who paints a bunch of great stuff all the time making the rest of us feel like slugs"?

I definitely agree with that title...  ::  ::

[Prof.Witchheimer]

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[Poliorketes]

Is there an African word for "guy who paints a bunch of great stuff all the time making the rest of us feel like slugs"?

If not, I suggest Witchheimer-imbe.

Must be 'Alexbews.' ::

[Chris Steadman]

Great figures Alex - all the recent ones. I actually managed to put the first paint on some of mine at the weekend. I've been experimenting with skins tones. As soon as they are fiished I'll post some pictures.