Not "Captain Haddock"

[Agis]

After seeing the nice movie recently I finally got to painting the good Captain...

IIRC its a Brigade Games Sailor - perfect stand in IMO, could be a bit taller when compared to the NOT Tim, but OK, for me...

http://www.adpublishing.de/html/back_of_beyond.html

[Driscoles]

This figure fits perfectly.
Size doesnt matter 

[joroas]

Size doesnt matter  Wink

She was lying! 

[Colonel Tubby]

I think he turned out great as well.

I don't really worry too much about size when dealing with figures I plan to use in skirmish games unless its really out of scale - after all people come in all shapes and sizes.

[Agis]

IMO the Haddock sculpt is spot on, what was me worrying is that in almost all comic pages the Captain is a head taller than Tim, here he is a bit smaller...

[Driscoles]

You are right Agis and it`s a shame that the Haddock figure is smaller than the Copplestome Tim. But what counts is that you found the right figure for Haddock.

[Steve F]

It's more that Copplestone' s Tintin is too big: he's the same size as the adults in the pack.

[Mason]

Lovely painting on a very apt figure!
Bravo!
 

It's more that Copplestone' s Tintin is too big: he's the same size as the adults in the pack.

It has been a few years since his last adventure. He is all grown up now!

[Svennn]

Really nice Agis, they work fine for me

[inkydave]

Great stuff Agis. Your PJs have really captured them well. And Snowy actually looks a bit menacing. Just right for jumping up and biting someone on the doodars. 

[FramFramson]

Lovely painting on a very apt figure!
Bravo!
 



It has been a few years since his last adventure. He is all grown up now!

But then where're his bellbottoms and moped? 

[Melnibonean]

Great stuff. I have to get to see the movie. It might give some inspiration.
***Waiting on the new Sherlock Holmes for inspiration too!***