Sir Walter Stewart, first of my Scottish knights

[rampantlion]

I have been using a wash method for my 28mm medieval, but I decided with my Scots to try dry brushing them for a change of pace.  Not up to the quality of much of the paint work I've seen here, but I'm happy with the result.  I am trying to get the photos direct on the forum, but cannot seem to get them to work.

[von Lucky]

Very nice, the livery is sure to stand out on the table.

For the pictures, the links above will help you. Each of them has a section on the right hand side of the screen with "Links to share this photo". You want to click on the url in the "IMG" field (fourth option), this will copy and select it. You can paste it (Ctrl + V) in a forum reply/posting field (like what I'm typing in as I write this), and it'll give me "[img?? width=800 height=600]http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/bb288/rampantlio/Sir%20Walter%20Stewart/SirWalterStewart002.jpg[/img]" (Ignore the "??" in the url). When you press "post" the image will appear.

[rampantlion]

Thank you for the help, I think I have it working now.

[Sir Walter Rlyeh]

Nice work!  It is also good to see Barony Miniatures getting some love. 

[rampantlion]

Yes, the Barony figs are great, I have a bunch of them!  Max is great to deal with as well.

[Iain R]

Nice job on the Stewart arms. Very neat!

[Atheling]

Nice work 

Who's next I wonder? 

Darrell.

[rampantlion]

Thanks all, next is Sir Gilbert Hay, Sir Robert Keith, Sir James Douglas, and Sir Neil Campbell.  Then I will work on the commanders after that.  Most of the rest of the army is already painted.