I have taken these pictures in front of my village backdrop on the garage gaming table, the others may have to done in my usual method as my son has taken over the gaming table with Lego at present :-)
I hope you enjoy this first part of the Viking commission. The miniatures are all 28mm metal, the "heroically naked" berserkers are from Wargames Foundry, the others are from Crusader Miniatures. The shields are all hand painted in reasonably simple designs. The other two thirds of the project will make use of shield decals. Bases are 3 mm thick mdf, 25 mm diameter. I used a combination of static flock and tufts from Leadbears Tufts, an Australian company.
Lovely job as always😀
ReplyDeleteCheers Matt!
DeleteOnce again, wonderful figures and background, they look superb!
ReplyDeleteThanks very much Phil :-)
DeleteMagnificent!
ReplyDeleteCheers Bro! :-)
DeleteFantastic painting as usual. The figures are actually Artizan rather than Crusader Miniatures.
ReplyDeleteAh yes, you are right, I was getting mixed up with a previous project :-P
DeleteLookin' good. I'm quite fond of Crusader Miniatures. I have a bunch of their late Romans. They're quite plain I like figures that are not too busy.
ReplyDeleteGlad you like them Ian.
DeleteExcellent work John!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rodger :-)
DeleteGreat work John, really nice!
ReplyDeleteThanks James, loads more to follow...
DeleteAwesome work as always sir!
ReplyDeleteThey look as fantastic as usual mate!
ReplyDeleteMuch appreciated Paul :-)
DeleteStunning work as ever.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Pete.
Glad you like them Pete :-)
DeleteVery nicely done! I completely support the simple shield designs, since shields are disposable defense items.
ReplyDeleteThanks very much :-)
DeleteLovely work John, I am just starting my own Viking collection so have got plenty of inspiration from your post.
ReplyDeleteThank you
JJ
Thanks very much Jonathan. Hoping to post up some more pictures soon of the rest of the project.
DeleteVery good paint job
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael.
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