Some of you may recall that last year I entered this vignette:
I am back this year with another Ral Partha Legacy vignette sculpted by Tom Meier. I just can't resist these throwbacks to my youth. This one is called Dead Man's Chest and I am using it as my Greed entry courtesy of the Sarah heroine.
For those of you who followed the adventures of Fineous Fingers in the early Dragon issues, this may ring a bell in terms of style and situation!
I am claiming the following:
3 x 25mm figures 15
4 pillars and each pillar's quarter of the floor 20
Greed 20
55 points
55 points
Martin, if you feel my claim for the pillars and their quarter of the base is too much, shave away!
Thanks for looking folks!
Oh yes, I remember last year's vignette very well. And this one is just as spectacular, JP! The vibrant colours really bring this piece to life, and the painting is immaculate as always. I love those pillars with the ranks twisted about them, and the treasure chest, and the floor details... A great scenic vignette! I'll go along with your calculations, so 55 points it is.
Martijn
Love it! G rea to see these old skool figures get some love. This set is old enough that I might have still been in school when it came out.
ReplyDeleteI think this came out in 1976 or 1977.
DeleteQueen Elizabeth High class of 1980! That would fit.
DeleteFantastic vignette. Defined a Fineous Fingers vibe. Great painting on the columns.
ReplyDeleteVery cool JP!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant stuff! I loved last year's one as well.
ReplyDeleteLovely vignette JP, the pillars in particular are really well done to get the consistent tracery of vines all the way round - great job!
ReplyDeleteThanks you!
DeleteWonderful scene. Really set the tone of finding that treasure.
ReplyDeleteWow! Very nice painting. Really captures the vibe
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff. These side challenges do inspire you to create vignettes, and yours is fabulous. Lots of lovely detail.
ReplyDeleteWonderful work JP!
ReplyDeleteSmashing work, JP! Those pillars are really great with decorating patterns. I honestly would have gone pure minoan red or white marble, but the bright colors just add to the miniatures and sets the stage well for being a special place. I like the colors repeating in the surprised party too. There is a lot of detail to appreciate here!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks, it was a work of love!
DeleteLooks fab!
ReplyDeleteThose columns are fantastic! the figures stand alone but together with the scene it all works very well.
ReplyDeleteLooks great!
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