This is something I've wanted to do even before I started work on the Civil War miniatures. The Architects of War had these for sale, so I bought a box of cavalry for starters and I'm sure I'll be contacting them again. Not wanting to wait for the decals which are on order, these are run off of the computer and repainted. This is the only one finished, here are some shots. Well theres 4 done now so heres the other three.
I like how dirty he is. Hard to keep your tabard gleaming white on campaign.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dionysus
DeleteFantastic work as always. Seriously promise me you will stay away from fantasy figures. I don't know if I can live with your skills entering that arena ;) LOL!
ReplyDeleteThank you Diceman, no fantasy figures
DeleteI love it! Splendid effect on the clothes, and great basement too...
ReplyDeleteExcellent Templar, Richard. Fire Forge? Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteThank you Dean yes Fire Forge
DeleteFine job, Capt. You are a master of the "dirty used" look.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jay…love dirt
DeleteGreat start Captain will you be creating new buildings for this collection?
ReplyDeleteThank you Willie…I have the space for it and Im thinking about it
DeleteNice work Captain!
ReplyDeleteThanks Greywolf
DeleteGreat start Captain! Looking forward to this new collection growing!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rodger
ReplyDeleteAmazing work !
ReplyDelete(and the figure is excellent itself : the movement of the knight with the cape floating on his back is very well done !)
I like the dirt effects !
Thank you Sam
ReplyDeleteSuperb, I look forward to seeing your magic touch with the terrain for this period.
ReplyDeleteThanks Pat
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