Back to work this week so progress on painting has slackened somewhat. I'm still working on some more units to post, but the only thing completed and ready this past week is my entry for "The Hatchery" in the Chambers of Challenge.
The Hatchery: In this chamber, your model or terrain will need an avian theme, or could depict anything hatching - ideally, out of an egg.
I think that these models from Eureka Miniatures certainly fulfils these criteria.
As well as the chickens there is also a rather nice model of a dog carrying a pail of eggs. The other figure and dog in the set will feature in a future Chambers of Challenge entry.
Although it is part of the French Revolution range, I think this figure set would be suitable over a much broader period of history.
Great vinette. Love the paint scheme on the critters.
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Thank you Bruce
DeleteGreat little piece Paul!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ray
DeleteAnother cracker
ReplyDeleteThank you Martin
DeleteA wonderful vignette Paul. I really like the groundwork you've done. I may have to hunt this one down to add to my 'tabletop scatter' terrain. Well done!
ReplyDeleteCheers Curt, it is indeed a great set.
DeleteLovely looking vignette, excellent finish too!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thank you Iain
DeleteAwesome little piece here Paul. I love the brushwork (less is more) look to them, especially the dog, it looks like its out of a painting. Really lovely work.
ReplyDeleteThank you Byron.
DeleteBeautiful farming vignette! I like the dog carrying the ..eggs;)
ReplyDeleteThank you, I agree it's a great set
DeleteSuper vignette - especially like the dog.
ReplyDeleteThanks Scooba
DeleteCool vignette Paul - as others have already noted, these things are great for adding character for the table.
ReplyDeleteThanks Greg
DeleteLovely little vignette!
ReplyDeleteCheers Barks
DeleteReally nice paint job, it’ll look terrific as table dressing for a game.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jamie
DeleteGreat work on this little scene, it looks very peaceful.
ReplyDeleteThanks Stuart
DeleteGreat little vignette Paul. Love the dog. Also the figure is generic enough t9 be used in many tabletop settings.
ReplyDeleteThanks Peter, I think it will see use in many more than just Napoleonic games.
DeleteGreat work Paul! This could very well be a scene from one of those nineteenth century paintings of serene rural life.
ReplyDeleteThank you, it is rather a bucolic scene isn't it.
DeleteLovely job Paul although I am worried about the volume of random animals you've done this year ! 😂
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Thanks Ken, and don't worry there is more to come.
DeleteMaybe a side dual for next year ;)