Historical Drama
After the defeat of Publix’s Quinctilius Varus and his legions, his heart is cut from his body and sacrificed to the God Woden in the forests of Germania, his head along with various centurions are place upon stakes, and his horse is beheaded so it cannot carry him across the river into the afterlife….. and so it begins…..
Tally
28mm miniatures 6 miniatures, plus heads and horse head, 1 x idol 5 x 8 miniatures 40 points
Location Historical Drama. 20 points
Total 60 points
Cheers
MattW
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Ooh, terrific entry Matt! Such great character and the composition is spot on (love the wooden idol and groundwork as well). This makes me want to watch the second season of Barbarians on Netflix.
Extra points for the wonderfully creepy idol!
Well done!
- Curt
Thats awesome, you really nailed the theme for historical drama too.
ReplyDeleteCheers Geoff, I was inspired by a post on LAF
DeleteWonderful work!
ReplyDeleteCheers Barks
DeleteNice work on the brushes as well as the composition, Matt! The idol is a nice scratch build too!
ReplyDeleteCheers David,
DeleteExcellent work Matt. The wailing women really set the scene.
ReplyDeleteI am very happy with my skin tones for them too
DeleteLove this, nice to see some models in other poses.
ReplyDeleteCheers Peter
DeleteTalk about drama! Great scene, great painting. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThank you Em
DeleteGreat vignette, very thematic! Really like the scratch building too.
ReplyDeleteCheers Peter, the idol is inspired by a German standard bearer in the Foundry range
DeleteThat's a well executed and thought out vignette!
ReplyDeleteThank you Sander
DeleteSuperb work Matt!
ReplyDeleteCheers Ray, the last week of fevers and sweats helped me see the vision!
DeleteCheers
MattW
Wonderful stuff, Matt! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Tasmin
DeleteJust needs a Nic Cage to sacrifice...
ReplyDeleteLol yes
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