The Exploratory mini for this paint scheme is done. This has been rolling around in my head for a few weeks now. It's basic, of course, but it's the "how" I wanted to go about painting it that I've been thinking of.
Coat: luxion purple Metallics undercoat, shako: black legion Leather: snakebite leather Metallic silver: Vallejo chainmail 72.053 game color Metallic gold detail: Vallejo glorious gold 72.056 game color Turnbacks: aggaros dunes contrast Skin: fyreslayer flesh Eyes: tallasar blue Gun wood: gore-grunta fur
These are looking really good man! I love the combination of the Purple and yellow-ish tones. Grrr, !mrahil
Last 5 archers from the unit of 20 are finally done. Also built a second squad of Les Grognards infantry while the first squad is in progress.
That is something different from what you have been going on. Are these elves? They look very nice. Grrr, !mrahil
Can't share imagery yet, but I finished four models today. I also build four npc models for D&D. Which I can show off.
Ok I can share them now https://wargamesatlantic.com/blogs/...jKVv3TDhPzSFbxeQm3_aem_9xr8A718PDB0pwhwei0QPQ I painted 4 ottoman armored infantry for work.
Due to the actions of the party during yesterday's D&D session, I will have to paint a whole bunch of zombies.
Up an at em boys! - Necromancer Bob. I was inspired while building aforementioned zombies, and combined some extra heads with spare Napoleonic Prussian reserve bodies. If you were not aware, most of the Prussian reserve was clothed in uniforms that were close to British patterns.