Hello.
Here is my first entry for the 7th Challenge. I have enjoyed a pair of days off-duty so I have had enough time to paint them. As usual, they are 28mm and for one of my favorite themes: Science Fiction.
First one, a Doranian ex-Police, a Mark Copplestone´s figure for "Rogue Stars":
The model is very good, clean, with the perfect level of detail and I have ready his profile for the ruleset as an ex-Police...lion (49 XP). He is going to be the first member of an Inquisitorial retinue (Curt, my first figure for our Side Duel if I can use non-GW models (I have a box full of GW models, so no problem with that)).
The second one is a Vandirian Assasin, also a Copplestone figure for "Rogue Stars":
Another very fine model and more "agile" than the first assasin for this range of figures. She is going to be the cover actions agent of the Inquisitorial Retinue (second model for the count, Curt, if you agree...). With a cost of 59 XP, she is not cheap but I think she can be very useful.
And this is all for now. These figures have been very easy to paint, as is usual with Copplestone´s.
Cheers!!!
Oooh, what lovely painted figures, Juan! I really like the fur on the Doranian, and you've done a terrific job on the black armour of the Vandirian. That purple knife is ace as well. You've really brought them to life with your brushwork.
Mark Copplestone is a terrific sculptor - a painter's sculptor. He always manages to provide just enough detail for interest, without over-complicating things for the brush. I'm really happy they brought him on to provide the figures for the 'Rogue Stars' range.
You've stolen a march on me with our Inquisitor/Rogue Stars duel, Juan. I'll have to get moving so I can start to catch up (I think I signed up for too many duels...).
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Oooh, what lovely painted figures, Juan! I really like the fur on the Doranian, and you've done a terrific job on the black armour of the Vandirian. That purple knife is ace as well. You've really brought them to life with your brushwork.
Mark Copplestone is a terrific sculptor - a painter's sculptor. He always manages to provide just enough detail for interest, without over-complicating things for the brush. I'm really happy they brought him on to provide the figures for the 'Rogue Stars' range.
You've stolen a march on me with our Inquisitor/Rogue Stars duel, Juan. I'll have to get moving so I can start to catch up (I think I signed up for too many duels...).
Very nice, I especially like the big furry bastard ;-)
ReplyDeleteI need to get me Rogue Stars, I have a bunch of Sci-Fi figures looking for a good skirmish game,
Thanks. I think this ruleset is very good for an small skirmish.
DeleteThose are both brilliant. Very nice sculpts and your paint jobs are ace. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteThank you; these are very good sculpts and Mark Copplestone has signed for a few more of them.
DeleteQuality wins every time.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteVery fine work I really like Doranian makes me think of a very harry Ka D'argo from Farscape. Excellent work.
ReplyDeleteThank you a lot. I like a lot this character.
DeleteExcellent painting work; the mean umpire should have granted a few extra points!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Anibal. These figures are very easy to paint; I have painted another one in a pair of hours...
DeleteVery nice work Juan :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, madam.
Deletebeautiful work
ReplyDeleteThank you a lot, Martin.
DeleteLovely looking sculpts and a fine paint job on them.
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks!!!
DeleteNicely done Juan. Good to see you of the blocks
ReplyDeleteThank you a lot, Dave. Nice to see you too.
DeleteI really like the lion, very nice work. I like the choice of bright colours for the scabbard and pants to contrast against the brown, it makes everything pop.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Byron. I have enjoyed a lot this figure.
DeleteGreat job with the black color
ReplyDeleteThank you, Alex. I think black is a very difficult color.
DeleteExcellent work on both of them, Juan! The fur on that first one really is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteThanks, my friend.
DeleteFantastic work especially love your highlights on the black a skill I find very difficult
ReplyDeleteThank you, James. It takes a lot of work...
DeleteLovely work, Juan - so good to see Copplestone turning his hand to SF!
ReplyDeleteYes, Evan. I think he is perfect for this range.
DeleteVery nice indeed, great brushwork
ReplyDeleteIan
Thanks, Evan.
DeleteGreat work Juan, love the fur!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ray. Nice to see you here!
ReplyDeleteTons of colour and animation on these figures. Nice sculpts, nicely done.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Michael!
DeleteLove the colors and the sculpt, Juan! The assassin is very lovely and the black is well done!
ReplyDeleteCurt, you may want to drop a tribesman in your Inquisitor group we are worth two of an ordinary trooper...four if you use Algonquin Nation! ;)
Thank you!
DeleteA tribesman?
Oh yeah! Anglos have been threatened by the "Red Man" for awhile. We are rather boisterous! ;)
DeleteLovely brushwork Juan. Can't pick a favourite of the two no matter how hard I try!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff, very colourful!
ReplyDeleteWell done! I do like those figures!
ReplyDeleteNice work, and colourful basing!
ReplyDeleteThese are excellent.
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