The Islesmen are now about half way to completion, then it will be a mad month of varnishing and basing, plus as many odd bits as I can muster before the first outing.
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| Robert the Bruce, in case you did not know. The hairy lumps are painted coir doormat to represent some wild grasses on the moorland of somewhere in Scotland. |
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| A detail of that heinous "florry counter-florry border". Heraldry can be a crime against painters! Now I reckon I know why Chaucer had it in for the "knight" character, making him anything but chivalrous. He must have had to paint some hell-spawned heraldry at some point... |
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| And baby makes three... |
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| Thomas Randolph, Earl of Moray, and some more (the last!!!) of that florry counter-florry. |
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| And again. |
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| This element is a mix of Black Tree (Randolph) and Fireforge figures. |
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| Edward Bruce. |
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| The snot is a spare lump of Green Stuff from doing my Islesmen conversions, which will be painted as a rock. |
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| Another mixed bag of figures, this time 1st Corps (Edward) and Fireforge. |
Great looking command groups. I'm going to check my reference books to see if there are any more florry counter-florry designs I can recommend for this game ;)
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Matt
Please don't!!!
DeleteGary
Fantastic paintjob, I love the first stand, colors are just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLovely!!! You must have a steady Hand! I also like the idea for the "wee folk". I was going to go for "they looked a lot like the rest of the troops " look but I prefer the shaggy "Tartan" look like you´ve done.
ReplyDeleteTop work! Love those flags!
ReplyDeleteGreat paintjob.
ReplyDeleteStunning brushwork on the heraldry!
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