Saturday, 1 September 2012
Athenian Hoplites
Going back to this project after a break, so I thought I should post some pictures of what I've already done. All the figures are Foundry. I'm also learning to use my new camera so a bit of an photographic excersise, which is why there's so many pics. Thought I might as well post them all...why not.
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These are terrific. Shields really pop, and some nice tones / colours overall.
ReplyDeleteMate they are lovely - some great freehand work on the decorations on the tunics. Can we have a few more photos though please :)
ReplyDeleteLovely!!!
ReplyDeletereally great looking stuff.
ReplyDeleteSteve
up to usual brilliant standard ol'boy :-)
ReplyDeleteI like your painting style! Great definition -- how do you do it. Black line, wash, prime black and leave a line? I'd love to know how you're getting this effect.
ReplyDeleteAwesome. Really, very beautiful paint job.
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Magnificent. There is so much good stuff here. I can't wait to see what comes next.
ReplyDeleteOh, and if you crack the code on photography, please post that as well. ;-)
Thanks very much guys. Looking forward to getting back to these little chaps after a break ....... I've had too many things on the go. Hopefully I can be more consistent with posting pictures up in the future, still getting an handle on this blog caper.
ReplyDeleteBrent it's just a black undercoat, and yes it's left to show in the under cuts etc.
cracking work mate, looking forward to beating them up......as soon as I finish my city state troops!!!
ReplyDeletecheers
Matt
I see it's the usual Mona Lisa, Leonardo Da Vinci, Michaelangelo Masterclass paint work mate!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Very inspiring.
ReplyDeleteWonderful hoplites! A great work!
ReplyDeleteThese look just fantastic!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Awesome!
ReplyDeleteRoss