Galloping Major Mohawk

[Jeff965]

A seven figure unit for M&T painted using the instructions on the Galloping Major site. Just the basing to do and they are finished. Black face paint, blue tattoos and subdued colours over some first rate sculpts.

[Romark]

Nice work on those minis Jeff,tats look great 

[Malamute]

They're a mean looking bunch!

Excellent stuff, I especially like the two on the left, including the chap with the black face, very menacing.

[mikedemana]

I love the work and detail on the leggings! Awesome...

Mike Demana
www.firstcommandwargames.com

[UbiqueMatt]

Great looking figures. Do you mind sharing which paints you used for the skin tones as I have a few to paint myself.

[Jeff965]

Hi Matt,
The skin tones were painted using the following colours.
First coat, GW Mournfang brown.
Second, third and fourth coat, was Foundry triad 120 a,b and c Native American skin tone.
Final highlight was Foundry triad 120c mixed with white.

And then after five coats, you paint most of the detail out on the faces with black war paint .

Hope this helps,

Jeff

[Galloping Major]

More lovely brushmanship Jeff, thanks for the kind comment 

Lance


www.gallopingmajorwargames.com

[OSHIROmodels]

Top notch matey 

cheers

James

[Jeff965]

Thanks both, next up are more Rangers

[Captain Blood]

Very nice indeed Jeff.

[mikedemana]

And then after five coats, you paint most of the detail out on the faces with black war paint .

Ha, ha...I've felt the same thing after getting the various colors put on. That is one reason I don't often do the full body warpaint...or that I keep it relatively toned down.

Mike Demana
www.firstcommandwargames.com

[Bugsda]

And then after five coats, you paint most of the detail out on the faces with black war paint .

 

Excellent Jeff 

[Juan]

Fantastic painting work! The skin tone is really good!

[Jeff965]

Thanks for the kind comments chaps, much appreciated

[Jeff965]

And some close ups of the individual figures.