Mutineer Ghurkhas

[Jeff965]

Painted some Indian Mutiny Ghurkhas from Mutineer miniatures. I used the Foundry Rifle Green trio which is a nice colour and suits them well I think. The chap with the open hand is a standard bearer but the Ghurkhas didn't have flags apparently, so I've painted him as a junior NCO as to me he just looks like he's gesturing with his hand to his section.

[Romark]

Nice job on those minis,the command group are my favorites.I have quite a few Mutineer minis in my collection,just wish they did a few more native irregular types though.

[Malamute]

Very nice, lots of character in those sculpts.

[marianas_gamer]

nice painting 
LB

[guitarheroandy]

Great job!! 

[janner]

I like that green 

[Phil Robinson]

Superb job, a good choice of green.

[Atheling]

I don't know how I missed these!

Lovely brushwork and I think you've got the dark green down to a T!!

Darrell.

[Jeff965]

Thanks for the comments, yes the green is a good colour especially as it came straight out of the pot. I could have chickened out of the dicing and gave them cap covers but instead I painted the hat band red, gloss varnished it and drew the black on with a mapping pen. Then revarnished matt.
I'd read about this elsewhere and it really does work for small details.

Jeff

[Harry Faversham]

Thanks for the comments, yes the green is a good colour especially as it came straight out of the pot. I could have chickened out of the dicing and gave them cap covers but instead I painted the hat band red, gloss varnished it and drew the black on with a mapping pen. Then revarnished matt.
I'd read about this elsewhere and it really does work for small details.

Jeff

  That's kind of how I tackled mi' Black Watch tartan. 

[janner]

Which manufacturer/colour did you use Jeff?

[Jeff965]

Which manufacturer/colour did you use Jeff?

It's the Foundry colour Bright Bottle Green 41 Janner

[janner]

Many thanks 

[Bugsda]

Top job, the green came out well 

[sepoy1857]

Noice! Very well done Sir!