For my first entry of this years challenge I painted up three more models for my Burrows & Badgers collection of figures. These are three Stoats to add as mercenaries to any force I would like, and I affectionately refer to them as Larry, Darryl and Darrel.
As with the figures I painted last year, I am trying to go for a low detail, high contrast, cartoon type look with them. I am not trying to do too much detail work on them, I just want them to stand out and look good at table top distance. That said I am pretty happy with how these turned out, especially since I have not touched a brush in 6 months.
These are all 28mm figures that stand a bit taller than normal that should net me 5 points each for 15 points on day one. Not that I will be able to keep that up everyday, but it's a good start.
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First, welcome back to the Challenge, Byron, and happy holidays!
It's wonderful to have both you and your son, Quinn, breaking the duck together to get your first entries in on the first day. Bravo to you both!
Terrific trio of stoates here, Byron, with lovely punchy colours and excellent basing. I particularly like the little fella in blue, winding up with his mallet. I agree, Burrows & Badgers is a terrific game. In fact, our group here have recently started a campaign using the system and are enjoying furious battles with bats, mice and otters. I think both Peter and myself will have some our warbands featured in the Challenge in the coming months.
These three weasels will put you on the board with 15 points. Great work!
- Curt

They look great, Byron!
ReplyDeleteVery nice work!
ReplyDeleteI love these they are full of character, really nicely done Byron
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DeleteExcellent work Byron and glad your efforts to paint are improving and I hope your recovery continues. So far I have been able to resist B&B, and you make it difficult.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bruce, you really shouldn’t resist, it is such a great little game
DeleteVery bright, eye-catching figures, nice work.
ReplyDeleteFantastic to see you back with more B&B Byron! I really enjoyed all those entries last year :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely paint jobs Byron!! I have a batch of Toad Hall figs from Northumbrian that I must drag out on the strength of this!
ReplyDeleteI love this kind of figures (one day I must buy me some) and you did a fantastic paintjob on them! 👍😍
ReplyDeleteNice work Byron
ReplyDeleteGreat painting and sales job for "Burrows and Badgers" will have to take a look.
ReplyDeleteA great start, Byron!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat that you are back in the painting saddle Byron, well done!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. They remind me heavily of skaven, but in a good way. Nice work, especially getting the brush mojo back.
ReplyDeleteFine start Byron
ReplyDeleteWell Done Byron! You are quick off the starting blocks and well into the paint! Good to see you are recovering from having your bell rung, you are back to painting within the lines and not mixing up colors between fur and garment! I aim to get a B&B entry into my queue this challenge as it is yet another game you got me into. :)
ReplyDeleteI have been tempted by these for awhile,Byron! I loved reading Redwall and Martin the Mouse to my kids when they were little. I really like the colorful garb for Larry and his brother darryl and the other brother darryl. ;)
ReplyDeleteCool figures! Bring the Red Wall serries to mind
ReplyDeleteLovely looking figures!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Love those figures, and your painting really makes them pop. I keep looking at the Oathsworn badgers and thinking they'd be fun to paint. Are they weasels or stoats? As far as I recall, weasels are weasely recognised, but stoats are stoatally different. Thank you! I'll be here all challenge....
ReplyDeleteThese guys look great Byron!
ReplyDeleteI really like these figures and your talents have lifted these to a very high standard indeed!
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