Another pair of Lumberjills from Bad Squiddo. Lovely sculpts in 28mm they were a joy to pose and paint and very realistically done. This is a three part casting, with the two lumberjills and the the log each being separate. The hand of one Jill is cast on the saw and fits nicely into a socket on her arm so easily that even I couldn't mess it up.
This set, like many of the figures in the range. is based on a wartime photo as shown below. It's an obviously posed phot for propaganda purposes but the overall effect is good.
Points wise that's two 28mm figures for 10 points plus I believe 20 points for the Sorceress plus a teleportation back to the Aquifer please.
Nice work Peter! Your painting continues to improve, but also I notice you putting a lot of effort into the groundwork. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThanks Greg. Vignettes like this need some groundwork. Mostly it’s a matter of patience of adding some layers and letting stuff dry in between.
DeleteGreat work Peter.
ReplyDeleteThanks Curt.
DeleteWhat a cracking little vignette! Will it be for table dressing or will the Jills be taking up arms?
ReplyDeleteThanks Jamie. Originally I bought the figures because I like the figures and the history behind them. I have no WW2 figures. However, the Lardies now have CoC rules for using them on table so you never know.
DeleteMore great figures. I really love this range, and the way you're presenting them. Very inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThanks very much Noel.
DeleteGreat work Peter.
ReplyDeleteThanks very much Paul.
DeleteQuite an interesting piece Peter - you've done a great job.
ReplyDeleteI too really like the basework, its adds a lot to the vignette.
Thanks Paul I’m happy with how they turned out.
DeleteSplendid looking vignette!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain.
DeleteThese look great Peter. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThanks very much Stuart
DeleteGood stuff!
ReplyDeleteCheers Barks
DeleteNice to see the original photo too. You have certainly done them proud!
ReplyDeleteThanks very much, the original photos are great.
DeleteGreat bit of story-telling with this vignette... well done!🧙♀️
ReplyDeleteThanks Sarah
DeleteLovely Peter, loads of work gone into that, especially on the base, top job 👏
ReplyDeleteRegards KenR
Thanks very much Ken
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