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Re: The Colonial Painting Expedition - 100 Miniatures
« Reply #165 on: 15 June 2014, 08:06:03 PM »
Lovely figures here. Especially love that Quartermain ...  :-*

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Re: The Colonial Painting Expedition - 100 Miniatures
« Reply #166 on: 15 June 2014, 08:24:16 PM »
Fantastic figures!

I've begun to paint an entry...wonder if I'll make the 100 deadline?   ::)

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Re: The Colonial Painting Expedition - 100 Miniatures
« Reply #167 on: 16 June 2014, 07:27:37 PM »
No 38 - mistless gorilla



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Re: The Colonial Painting Expedition - 100 Miniatures
« Reply #168 on: 16 June 2014, 08:11:51 PM »
Ooh, he looks a bit scary. Hope he's friendly.  :)
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Re: The Colonial Painting Expedition - 100 Miniatures
« Reply #169 on: 16 June 2014, 08:33:48 PM »
As we won't let do Plynkes all the work ...  8)

No.39 - Baron Alfred van der Smissen

Commanding Officer of the Belgian Legion, Mexico 1864, The Maximilian Adventure



Gringo 40's miniature, sculpted by Sean Judd (?)
Start of a 10 men grenadier unit ...
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Re: The Colonial Painting Expedition - 100 Miniatures
« Reply #170 on: 16 June 2014, 09:09:13 PM »
No.39 - Baron Alfred van der Smissen



That's a beaut!

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Re: The Colonial Painting Expedition - 100 Miniatures
« Reply #171 on: 16 June 2014, 11:30:38 PM »
Wow  :-*
Fancy outfit. Wonderful paintwork.
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Re: The Colonial Painting Expedition - 100 Miniatures
« Reply #172 on: 17 June 2014, 01:40:10 AM »
Wonderful figure, Admiral.
Just love him. :-*
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Re: The Colonial Painting Expedition - 100 Miniatures
« Reply #173 on: 17 June 2014, 05:44:49 AM »
As we won't let do Plynkes all the work ...  8)

No.39 - Baron Alfred van der Smissen

Commanding Officer of the Belgian Legion, Mexico 1864, The Maximilian Adventure



Gringo 40's miniature, sculpted by Sean Judd (?)
Start of a 10 men grenadier unit ...
 :)

Damn that looks good!
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Re: The Colonial Painting Expedition - 100 Miniatures
« Reply #174 on: 17 June 2014, 09:51:14 AM »
As we won't let do Plynkes all the work ...  8)

No.39 - Baron Alfred van der Smissen

Commanding Officer of the Belgian Legion, Mexico 1864, The Maximilian Adventure



Gringo 40's miniature, sculpted by Sean Judd (?)
Start of a 10 men grenadier unit ...
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Absolutely superb!  :-*


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Re: The Colonial Painting Expedition - 100 Miniatures
« Reply #175 on: 17 June 2014, 10:39:11 AM »
Is it awful of me that my favourite thing is the little prickly pear?

It's not that I don't like the rest, I love it, it's just that it's such a cool little setting touch that instantly and almost effortlessly gives a sense of place to the figure.


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Re: The Colonial Painting Expedition - 100 Miniatures
« Reply #176 on: 17 June 2014, 10:55:12 AM »
Is it awful of me that my favourite thing is the little prickly pear?

It's not that I don't like the rest, I love it, it's just that it's such a cool little setting touch that instantly and almost effortlessly gives a sense of place to the figure.



I get that, superb Admiral  :-*
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Re: The Colonial Painting Expedition - 100 Miniatures
« Reply #177 on: 17 June 2014, 11:51:15 AM »
Lovely work Admiral, like the way you have brought the dark blue uniform to life. :-*

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Re: The Colonial Painting Expedition - 100 Miniatures
« Reply #178 on: 17 June 2014, 12:04:19 PM »
Most excellent work all round chaps  :-* :-*

Shame I'm away galavanting as I'd love to get some Boxer Rebellion figures done  :(

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Re: The Colonial Painting Expedition - 100 Miniatures
« Reply #179 on: 17 June 2014, 05:56:08 PM »
I thought I'd better have a go...

Number 40 - The Stalwart Sikh Sepoy


Famed as a member of the 'martial races' fighting as part of the Anglo-Indian army in the second half of the 19th Century, this brave Sikh soldier is prepared to stand firm in the face of unspeakable odds in defence of the British Empire. In September 1897, 20 of these soldiers led by a Havildar, faced off against thousands of swarming Pathan tribesmen who were attacking forts and outposts all over the Samana range on the NW Frontier. The Sikhs defended Saragarhi signalling station for 7 1/2 hours against constant attack, with no hope of relief, dying to the last man.

The expedition surely needs men of this calibre!

This is a Foundry figure. It was painted in my now customary style, on a white undercoat using single layer base coats followed by a brushed-on coat of Army painter Strong Tone dip. The base colours were then used to apply a single highlight before a good coat of Testor's Dullcote was applied to matte the whole thing down.

Apologies for the size of the pic...I am trying to get used to editing pictures on my Mac, after years using a windows PC...and I'm not very good at it yet  :?

 

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