Quick jaunt to the Superheroes studio (backtracking through B&W) while I wait to put the finishing touches to my Director’s Chair submission. I’ve deliberately not been doing much Marvel Crisis Protocol this challenge: while I enjoy working on the for me they’re time consuming and not points efficient. I wanted to spend the winter pushing on to get a bit more done. But for this studio I picked out one I had ready to go, who wouldn’t take long: Captain America’s arch nemesis, Red Skull from the core set.
I also had another billboard terrain ready and painted it in the first days of the challenge, but only got around to doing the groundwork and billboard art yesterday. Alas it’s nothing to do with Red Skull, but rather a gentle jibe at my regular opponent who loves his X-Men and Brotherhood of Mutants.
Points wise, 7 for Red Skull as a 40mm model, I think I claimed 5 for the billboard in AHPCXII, plus 20 for the location is 32. Next, popping in on the Snowlord at Director’s Chair before 23:59!
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Wonderful work, Phil. I'm not a huge superhero fan, but I did enjoy Captain America, and Red Skull was a particularly chilling character. I know the frustration when your photography can't reflect the work, but I think this villain looks excellent, even though you're not entirely happy with him. I also like your send-up billboard. I'm sure your gaming friend will enjoy the subtle jibe. :)
Looking forward to your Director's Cut entry!
- Curt
Great work Phil.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ray!
DeleteReally nice work Phil, esp the subdued tones
ReplyDeleteThat might be the bad photography - I was in a rush to get back to Han!
DeleteGood stuff Phill. Excellent work all around.
ReplyDeleteCheers Bruce
DeleteBrilliant painting and terrain, Phil! :)
ReplyDeleteVery kind Tamsin
DeleteI think Red Skull looks great! I like the billboard too. Great job, Phil!
ReplyDeleteThanks, maybe I’ll come to terms with it
DeleteNice work on the cube!
ReplyDeleteWell I think Red Skull works rather well and nice billboard!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Nice work
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