The idea was to give them a wee bit of plaid without being over-the-top, along with some heather looking tufts helping to suggest a Scots Warband.
I have shared many of the pictures on Facebook, but by no means all, and certainly not in one post - this one has 70 images :-) Things can soon disappear on FB but the Blog is still a great place for sharing projects.
That is just absolutely amazing!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Ivor, it was a fun project :-)
DeleteFabulous painting! Need to add your blog to my own blog list :o)
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Matt
Cheers Matt glad you've found it interesting :-)
DeleteStunning collection....really little more to say I can only dream of tartan like this 😀😀😀
ReplyDeleteVery kind of you Matt, they went to a happy home. Painting some stuff for myself this week :-)
DeleteAwesome job, especially tunics, shields and bases...Masterpieces!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil, it's always great to be able to do the basing on a project - some folks prefer to do their own.
DeleteJust stunning.
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Pete.
Thanks Pete :-)
DeleteAmazing miniatures! Congratulations.
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked them :-)
DeleteVery nice! Nice work on the plaid, gives a nice distinct look to them. Particularly fine work on the standard and the foot and mounted warlords, I keep trying different techniques on red but you seem to have it cracked.
ReplyDeleteCheers Alan. I seem to have quite a few reds in the paint arsenal now, including a couple of triads. I find the key is to use a light grey undercoat, block in deepest red shade, apply a sepia type wash, then back over with base colour & gradually highlight up.
DeleteA wonderful guide to painting, thank you!
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Thanks :-)
DeleteGreat work very inspiring miniatures
ReplyDeleteThanks Mark :-)
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