They've all been mounted on their steeds and had the Aldi varnish applied. They've been based and the texture added around the horses hooves.
They will have the flock and static grass added and a light dusting of matt varnish applied, then they'll be ready for the table-top tomorrow night.
Wonderful work Sir!! Very very nice.
ReplyDeleteSuperb! A wonderful result.
ReplyDeletereally, really very nice figure.
ReplyDeleteThey look great.
ReplyDeleteJohn
Wonderful, your yellows are particularly good!
ReplyDeleteThey really are superb. The yellow (can be hard to do) is spot on! Now, if you can just get'em to fight...
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Doc
Great looking figures well done on a cracking paint job!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully painted horsemen. Great tone on the yellow. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteThey are wonderful, rich in colour and charcater and I think some of your best work
ReplyDeleteThanks all!
ReplyDeleteFYI the yellow I used was Citadel Golden Yellow on a black undercoat
That yellow's turned out rather well. How many coats did it take?
ReplyDeleteOne coat over the black undercoat, a layer of brown varnish, then a tiny bit of highlighting esp. on the riders' legs and arms.
DeleteI can but add another note of congratulations Ben. I especially like the fella sans hat. That's a head swp, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteJames
Yep, he's another head conversion using a Lancier Bleu head. There's a range of different heads available including bicornes, wounded and bare. I bought them from MBM hobbies in the Netherlands. There's a link in the retailers section in the right hand column.
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