Sherlock and Holmes 26 April - Great Grimpen Update

[Steve F]

Jim Moriarty and his Professorial predecessor.

 

[Aaron]

As a fan of both the cannon and the new series I love these. Great painting!

[Steve F]

The woman.

And also the woman (of dubious and questionable memory).

 

[oxiana]

You opted against the revamped version in 'undress' mode then? 

[Malamute]

You opted against the revamped version in 'undress' mode then? 

A great shame

Lovely stuff

[Mason]

I have just realised that I have been following this from the begining and have still not posted anything....
Shame on me!
 

A fantastic concept and brilliant interpretation.
Great paintjobs are nailing the characters perfectly.

Very well done!
 

[Galloping Major]

Only just found this thread - love it 




www.gallopingmajorwargames.com

[Steve F]

Thanks, chaps.

I did consider portraying modern Irene in "battle dress", as she puts it, but, given the outdoor basing, I thought that might be a bit much.  This is London's Belgravia, after all, not Newcastle's Bigg Market!

[Steve F]

“Mr. Holmes, they were the footprints of a gigantic hound!”



“… avoid the moor in those hours of darkness when the powers of evil are exalted.”



“As you VALUE your life or your reason keep away from the moor”

[Aaron]

Brilliant! The paint effect on the dog's face is spot on.

[Mason]

 
 Fantastic additions.
 

[aggro84]

Really nice stuff Steve F.
The hounds look great!

[Steve F]

Thanks, folks.  I stuck closely to Conan Doyle's description of where the phosphorus paint was applied.

Oh, dear, I hope that isn't a spoiler ...

[Marine0846]

Great set of figures.
I was digging into my lead pile and found I have the Foundry
 Holmes and Watson,
that you have painted so well.

[Steve F]

Great set of figures.  I was digging into my lead pile and found I have the Foundry Holmes and Watson

See also the wonderfully vibrant versions that Bugsda entered for the LPL:
http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=40866.0