Stunning, I really like how you have done the yellow fleu de li on the red background.
Those pegasus knights look great too, I have some too, but not tried them as yet.
Not quite! lol I actually enjoy them since I get to use such a variety of colors. I was getting tired of painting feathers, glad that\'s over with! lol
The first batch has already been shipped out, so the only group photo I could get right now would be the trebuchet and crew, the blue/white men-at-arms, the grail knights, and the pegasus knights.
I\'ll ask the customer when he gets everything in if he doesn\'t mind taking a photo of the whole army.
I demand updates! This thread used to be one of my favorite ways to distract myself from doing my term papers and stuff!
Seriously though, I hope you\'re finding the time to have some fun and relax, I\'m sure your school schedule has been nuts lately, the same as mine. I should keep this brief, I\'m almost finished an essay that was due last Wednesday. I really should get on that
If it wasn\'t for school, miniatures would be flying off the shelves! lol
Got 10 archers done, and another 10 that are about halfway. I figured I\'d just post a pic of the whole unit when it\'s finished, hopefully by the middle of next week.
After that it\'s on to the general of the army, a mounted paladin.
shhh! Not quite yet, as he is a side project and all of my time has been spent on school and commissions (and the occasional post here!) I got more of his legs done last week, not much worthy of an update. Hope to finish the legs tomorrow.
Great stuff, Matt. I echo the others in saying the Peg Knight with the blue and white heraldry is a standout even among the quality of the others. :yes:
Here\'s a new update. I put the archers on hold for this character, just to make sure that he is finished before the next shipment goes out to the customer.
I\'m quite happy with how the face turned out. Experimenting with a few new colors. (Tallarn Flesh highlighted with P3 Hammerfall Khaki, highlighted with Bleached Bone + White. Shaded with Dark Flesh).
The Lord\'s heraldry is a white stag on blue field. I\'m pleased with how the stag came out. I\'ll have to borrow that design for some of my Bretonnians when I manage to get to them!
This is a conversion. The character had to be converted to hold the two-handed axe in one hand. Originally his shield was on his left side. The left arm is partially cut from a plastic knight, and the rest is sculpted. I also sculpted the strap/chain on his side (I figured that\'s where his shield attaches).
The Lord\'s heraldry is awesome. I love how crisp it looks. The skin on his face is very very well done. Way to go. Great job on this entire project, it\'s been a long haul but the end result will be a beautiful thing.
By the way, I know you work on a black primer, how do you get your whites so white? I know you use thin layers, but I\'m just curious. Pardon me if it sounds like a laundry detergent commercial, lol
The white was just painted in many, many thin layers of Skull White. Make sure that the water you are using is clean too. I have a dropper bottle filled with clean water that I use for diluting white and other light colors.
I\'ve got a few units of bowmen and knights left, along with 5 or so characters. Shouldn\'t take much longer!
but there is one tiny thing about the lord dude, his metallic parts seem a little dark, it seems to be more \"chaosy\" than \"Bretonniany\", anyways, this could be \'coz of the photo anyway! stunning army, dont know how you do it, what drives you but its an incredible effort (a lot of people probably said this to you already)