I had planned to paint these last year before being completely distracted by a combination of Black Seas and Covid 19 (canceling the events I planned to use them for).
Curt jumped on making me paint plaid as soon as the opportunity presented and who wouldn't make another man paint tartan if he could :). So here you are Curt and I hope you enjoy them. My table even has some proper terrain on it for pictures. I have painted up most of the lot I tried to keep them form being too uniform as the whole clan tartans idea is a later creation. Here are some close up so you can see how truly bad my efforts at painting at tartan are. There are 4 wolf hounds I mixed into the group. All in all there are 37, 15mm figures at 2 points per figure plus another 20 for the the Alter (I believe this is the case adjust as need) for a total of 94 points
Lovely efforts on the tartan, Adam - but could you let me know, for scoring purposes, the scale of the figures? I am assuming 15mm size, but am not certain...
ReplyDeleteThat is correct and I have made a note. Sorry about that.
Deletenice work Adam, loving the plaid
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DeleteGreat work Adam. Plaid is a beast. The SnowLord is appeased. :)
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DeleteWell done that man! Tartans are a pain for sure but I always try to keep in ind that it just has to look right from a distance, you have done it great at short range too!
ReplyDeleteGood work on the kilts in this scale!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking Highlanders! You're a better man than I!
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Plaid on 15s is a challenge! Well done on appeasing the Snowlord
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