Shrine: Dearly beloved Challengers, let us bow our heads, and create … a religious-themed entry in this chamber. A model which is worshipping, praying, genuflecting, preaching, pilgrimaging, scourging, crusading, venerating … or maybe just visiting parishioners for tea. Clerics welcome!
I picked up this piece in the sale at my local game store and think that it will fit nicely into my Age of Arthur collection that has been long neglected.
The figures are from Westwind and are from the "Druids Making a Sacrifice (SHS) with rock & goat" set.
This year, I managed to sneak in to my challenge entries ducks, chickens, dogs, horses and now a goat is added to the ensemble, maybe a side duel for next year could be undertaken.
If we count the goat on a rock as the same as a 28mm figure then with the location bonus this will add 40 points to my total.
Very nice Paul!
ReplyDeleteThank you Greg
DeleteGreat painting of the cloth especially.
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Deletegood old PTerry, how I miss him! Great vignette and I do hope it helps you find your mojo back!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sander, he is indeed very missed in my house. I did get some mojo back and have done a few hours painting since
DeletePaul, we asked yo7 not to speak of such things! But it’s a great vignette.
ReplyDeleteThanks Peter, sometimes you just have to let it out
DeletePoor old goat! Very nice paint job.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jamie, hopefully a goat curry followed so all was not in vain
DeleteCrackin work Paul.
ReplyDeleteCheers Ray
DeleteLovely looking vignette, nice blood stain!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Cheers Iain
DeletePoignant little vignette Paul! Very well executed.
ReplyDeleteThank you Nick
DeleteA great bit of tabletop decor. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteCheers Stuart
DeleteUnspeakable but not unpaintable!
ReplyDeleteHaving watched "The Festival" this goat got off lightly
DeleteVery well done Paul.
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Thanks Christopher
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