Tradition dictates that each Challenge, I make an offering at the Altar of Sarah, by finding a suitable female miniature to compete for the 'Sarah's Choice' award. Happily, Pulp adventuring has provided a rich seam to mine and this year I had this quite exquisite miniature from Hasslefree, "Madge".
With time slipping away, the time came to promote her to the top of the painting queue. I was actually away in Wales this last week, but took a little hobby box along. The weather was rather wet, which meant plenty of painting time, though the corner I found was a little dark in the evenings. You'll note I even had room for both tartan and flowery-headscarf-effect paints. Phew!
'Madge' and her rather scarily large fowling piece will joint the eclectic Pulp collection and wait for a suitable scenario to feature in.
From Curt:
Ah, I was wondering if you were going to put in a figure for Sarah's consideration - very good, she'll be delighted when she sees this I'm sure. As you say Phil, this is such a wonderful figure and you've done a fantastic job with her. I love the plaid skirt but the best item is her cheery head-scarf - a wonderful touch! I also quite like the subtle groundwork you've done for the base.
Lovely work Phil!
"Sorry Charles, but One will hang around long enough to make sure the crown skips a generation!
ReplyDeleteNice work Phil :)
Where is the corgi then... Eh...and of course you now need a battered Landy as well.
ReplyDeleteRather lovely though.
One day, one day. It can join the many other mutts that I've got in the pulp collection
DeleteAbsolutely marvellous! The skirt is amazing. I wonder how many beaters she has shot today?
ReplyDeleteFour, I believe. Missed the grouse, though.
DeleteShe is brill, the works so very crisp
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Cheers Ian
DeleteFabulous paint job! Love the pattern on her skirt.
ReplyDeleteThanks Martin. Sometimes, a colour scheme on one's head does just work. Alas, for some other minis, it doesn't!
DeleteBrilliantly done, especially the head scarf
ReplyDeleteThanks Paul! The patterning was fun to do on one mini, if time-consuming. Alas, more tartan on the workbench now...
DeleteLovely paint job, I really like the tartan effect.
ReplyDeleteCheers Peter
ReplyDeleteLooks like she ready for anything! Great work!
ReplyDeleteReally nicely done. cheers
ReplyDeleteThat may only get you 5 points. BUT crickey mate what a good 5 points it is!
ReplyDeleteReally nice painting work! She looks dangerous!
ReplyDeleteVery sharp looking mini! The tartan skirt and the scarf are aces!
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