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Author Topic: Captain Blood's Perry Mounted Men at Arms. P.155 More mounted Knights painted  (Read 552966 times)

Offline Captain Blood

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Thanks Darrell  :)

Yes, it is a wee bit acidic isn't it?  lol

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Thanks Darrell  :)

Yes, it is a wee bit acidic isn't it?  lol

Acidic but vibrant  :) ;)

Offline MaleGriffin

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More fantastic looking figures painted masterfully! Stunning and I love the color choices!
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They look great  :-*
I think that you are the only one who can get away with the Suzuki gsxr green on medieval minis  lol lol

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Re: Captain Blood's Perry Mounted Men at Arms. P.154 Tudor longbows finished
« Reply #2330 on: March 29, 2023, 06:45:36 AM »
Lovely unit, Richard, but reading this…


That now gives me a mere seven units of mounted knights, which is a wildly impractical total for Billhooks - unless I do an imaginations style clash between a mounted knightly army and a longbow armed footslogger army. (So Agincourt, but 1475 rather than 1415... And sans les Bleus ;))

…made me realize you’re really the only person on the globe who has so many painted models that finding game systems or scenarios to use them all is becoming a chore!  lol

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 lol

Thank you  :)

Offline Bloggard

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the green does look a bit strong on screen (and I'm on sRGB), but the figures and painting are just wonderful as ever.

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Thank you.
To be fair, digital photography and a backlit screen does tend to intensify the colour saturation. They’re certainly not quite as bright as this to the naked eye. They do stand out on the tabletop though  ;)

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They'll do I suppose. :D
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