"The Man with no Name"
The poncho was fun!
By "Ebob" - right down to the cigar in his mouth - great stuff
"Zulu"
"Empress Miniatures" - the film characters set - I had to have it on in the background while painting.
'If it's a miracle, Colour Sergeant, it's a short chamber Boxer Henry 4.5 calibre miracle'
Lovely to paint really crisp and clean details - even have the medals on Colour Sergeant Bourne's chest!
"March or Die"
I watched this again after picking up some "Artizan Designs" French Foreign Legion figures from there March or Die range
The desert fort is nearly completed - will be used for Sudan and FFL games - so will have get these pictured in it!
And the "Elite Miniatures" Legere recently completed are now based by Will - thanks for the photo
I have a couple of other single figure specials on the go as well at the moment , then its into serious amounts of Sudan stuff - I have checked figure totals and can now cover the battle of El-Teb at a 1-20 ratio - so that's the target for the end of the summer. Of course there will Napoleonics as well - the Mamaluke band castings have just turned up too.. choices choices....
Nice work Dave but where's Angel Eyes and Tuco, the Frenchies came out splendidly and nice basing Will.
ReplyDeleteI wish -but Ebob does do Ramon!
DeleteVery nice indeed. It's great to be able to jump from one project to the next when your not committed to a single must do project. I have three weeks to get some WWII characters done and I am really looking forward to stopping doing them and getting a few other projects sorted.
ReplyDeleteYep! I like especially "The Man with No Name" at the top. Great brushwork on his blanket,and you nailed the color of his denim.
ReplyDeleteBest Regards,
Stokes
Well for someone who wasn't gonna paint much this week, that's a damn good haul! Love the "eh Blondie" figure!!
ReplyDeleteReally nice figures Dave,
ReplyDeleteCracking French.
Cheers
Paul
Beautiful paint work and basing.
ReplyDeleteThese Empress miniatures do look charming. And wow, I love the colors on the western-dude, especially the highlights on the poncho are magic.
ReplyDeleteThanks Guys ,, they hasve been a joy to do glad it shows
ReplyDeleteI have just finished painting the Rorke's Drift characters myself and have to agree that they were a joy to paint. You have done a superb job on these and Clint looks spot on.
ReplyDeleteI love these movie figures. And Clint is my favorite to!
ReplyDeleteExcellent brushwork!
Greetings
Peter
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