The Great War Painting Club - 100 Miniatures

[traveller]

No 17 Turk carrying briefcase with secret documents...

[Captain Blood]

I like him 
Quite a useful character...

[Elk101]

I like him 
Quite a useful character...

He has a Thomson and Thompson look about him.

[traveller]

He has a Thomson and Thompson look about him.

You are right! I haven't thought about that but almost all ottoman miniatures has the stereotype mustasch that would qualify them for a Tintin adventure 

[Driscoles]

No 18

This thread is really inspriring.
Actually this miniature was planned as a casualty marker for my WW1 games.
I think a small vignette suits better and can also be used as an objective marker.
Unfortunately I am not the best photographer but maybe you like it.



Here I fondled with the paint program buttons



Thanks
Björn

The rear

[Prof.Witchheimer]

Wow, Björn, this is outstanding 

[Abwehrschlacht]

Wow!

[Turbo-Ben]

Looks great, Björn!

[OSHIROmodels]

That's great Björn  

cheers

James

[Driscoles]

Kind words from talented wargamers, painters and modellers.
Thank you very much.

[Captain Blood]

Lovely little vignette Björn... 

[Plynkes]

Just the ticket. Nice one, B.

[syrinx0]

That is a great casualty marker! 

[valleyboy]

Priceless, these guys!
This one, the second from the right, what a mien

I was more taken by the one on the right who looks at first glance to not so much have grass on his hat but a rambling bush on his back

Brilliant pictures guys, this might give me a bit of impetus to paint some of those Woodbine Design figs I've had for a few years

[valleyboy]

Well I can't take any credit for the idea...



I was afraid of making him too ragged for fear of overdoing it and spoiling the figure, but now I think I didn't make him nearly tatty enough!

 

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Re above post I was of course referring to Plynkes figure and picture on page1