It is a little known fact that 'Fifty Shades of Grey' was originally set in Scotland during the English Civil Wars.
After a break painting gladiators, my next entry continues the 6mm ECW project with another 5 units of Covenanter cavalry. Following Ian's advice, I gave these a little wash. I used the Vallejo sepia wash (because I happened to have some), but diluted it further so that it didn't darken the figures too much.
Fifty shades of grey, fifty tiny Scotsmen on horses, and fifty points please!
Nice work Dux! I think the sepia wash did a nice job in accentuating some of the details on these little gems. Do you have a lot of Jocks left to do with this army?
...and 50 points for you! Well done.
> Fifty Shades of Grey' was originally set in Scotland during the English Civil Wars.
ReplyDeleteOr "Fifty Shades of Tartan" as we call Outlander :-)
Regardless, this is Fifty Points of Awesome!
Excellent work on this submission - great project.
ReplyDeleteNice little grey men Dux :)
ReplyDeleteLovely job mate, but I will still look forward to grinding them under my Royalist boot!
ReplyDeleteTiny and very nice!
ReplyDeleteTiny Scots! The stuff of nightmares...
ReplyDeleteCool.. I like those
ReplyDeleteThose figures are bonny. Aye, just bonny! (Sorry I could not resist).
ReplyDeleteGreat looking tiny guys
ReplyDeleteGood work Alan!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff - the wash manages to bring out the faces, even on those teeny tiny chaps!
ReplyDeleteLooks like watering down the wash did the trick. Very nice bunch.
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff!
ReplyDeleteI am very interested in ECW in any scale. These are lovely.
ReplyDeleteThese are great, are you happy with the ink wash? Hope so...
ReplyDeleteIan
Cracking!
ReplyDeleteDon't you mean "wee" Scotsmen? ;)
ReplyDeleteGreat work here. The wash definitely added that final touch to get these guys popping.
For wee lads, these are excellent Dux! The wash really has them popping!
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