Monday, 15 August 2016
18th Century Sailors
Salty Sea Dogs! 28mm metal miniatures from North Star, one of the sets designed to be used with Osprey's "On the Seven Seas" rules. I recently finished two of these sets and some other 18th Century types which will appear in a future post.
I used a bronzed flesh triad on these figures to show that they had been out in the sun for a while. A fun thing about commissions is that I get to paint so many different kinds of figures from a variety of historical periods - always something new to learn in the process too.
I purchased and assembled a new paint rack from Ammo MiG recently. It holds 60 paints, and after some rearranging of my work space, has helped me get to my paints more efficiently - mind you I still have three plastic cases of colours which have to sit on the floor :-)
All the best,
John.
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Love the different poses and the beautiful paintjob!
ReplyDeleteArrrr, thankee master Phil! ;-)
DeleteWow they are sweet!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Paul mate, glad you like the crew.
Deleteoh, masterclass work! really love them!
ReplyDeleteVery kind of you maestro! It would be great to do a hangout with you sometime to talk about painting & hobby in general.
DeleteYes, big apologies.Every time I go on the applications on my phone, shows the information that I have missed a call.
DeleteWay cool John!
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DeleteThey are awesome John. Love them!
ReplyDeleteCheers Rodger! :-)
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