First up - The inquisitor from Talisman Dungeon
Next was Gandalf from the original Lord of the Rings Collection
Overall, these models where quite a pleasant change to paint up. A lot smaller (true 28mm) than the current GW miniature range, but with decent quality (if you ignore the slightly long fingers). They both have the old school pose (hold something in your left hand, point with your right, everything in a single plane).
The inquisitor turned out quite nicely in his red cloak - ready to do some angry reading of The Law.
Gandalf and his grey cloak also turned out nicely. Big flowing cloaks are really nice to do the shading on as they have lovely folds to help accentuate the light.
Overall - a nice little diversion from the regular WW2 models I find myself usually painting up.
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By Paul:
Some classic figs indeed and both much the better for a little bit of love
I really love the bold colours and pose of the Inquisitor - classic Cultist look. The world needs more robed and hooded cultists in these dark days. Perhaps his Dark Gods will soon appear to swallow our souls...
Nice work on these old figs. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat looking holdovers, Andrew! I particularly like that Gandalf, and you're right about the classic posing of miniatures from this period. :)
ReplyDeleteSmashing old figures, the old “nearly 2d” sculpting is absolutely classic.
ReplyDeleteSplendid pair of old school figures, lovely work!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Ver6 nice work on these veteran figures
ReplyDeleteWhat a great paiR! I didn't know about the Inquisitor he was totally not what I expected but really cool.
ReplyDeleteThose are both very cool!
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