More WoTR

[Phil Robinson]

I have finally finished a unit of figures for myself, I present Gloucesters Men at Arms and Billmen



Here with the bow bases I finished a while ago



and a base of mercenary handgunners



All block painted, dipped and highlighted back up. More shots on my blog page.

[Captain Blood]

Spiffing Phil. They look the absolute business 

[joroas]

Nice looking troops, Phil. 

[Calimero]

Great work

[Silent Invader]

I agree... great work.  More inspiration for a new project.

[OSHIROmodels]

Very nice Phil 

cheers

James

[Major Weenie]

Splendid, splendid, splendid.

Nicely faded, but not too faded, colors which look like pre-industrial dyes.

What are they based for?

Regards,
MW

[janner]

Very nice Phil.

I've tried dip, but cannot see the advantage over a wash.

I'd be interested to know what draws people to it...

[Phil Robinson]

Splendid, splendid, splendid.

Nicely faded, but not too faded, colors which look like pre-industrial dyes.

What are they based for?

Regards,
MW

Thanks for the positive comments chaps.

I have based them so that two bases together will be useable for Impetus, when I have enough I will also try Hail Caesar as basing does not seem to be an issue, I'm doing both sides so they will be based the same anyway.

[Phil Robinson]

Very nice Phil.

I've tried dip, but cannot see the advantage over a wash.

I'd be interested to know what draws people to it...

I don't see any advantage apart from giving it a coat of varnish as well, I was given the tin so it seemed a pity not to try it out, but when it runs out I will probably go back to the 3 colour method.

[Paul]

Very nice!!!!

[janner]

I don't see any advantage apart from giving it a coat of varnish as well, I was given the tin so it seemed a pity not to try it out, but when it runs out I will probably go back to the 3 colour method.

Glad it's not just me - and the waiting for the varnish to dry can be a pain ...