This week has been one where I've been trying to complete some of the projects I've started during the challenge. The figure below is a wargames foundry knight that I thought hey, I'll just do a quick paint, then saw a color scheme and lost myself having way to much fun.
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Thursday, 7 March 2024
From KentG: 28mm ww2, Japanese Samurai, pirates and confederate artillery (245 pts)
This Chap is for a customers growing French army
He somehow got missed and was sitting in the bottom of a box
We have just 3 Wargames Atlantic 3D printed US para's
These Italian paras are from Warlord games and I managed to
paint these up yesterday, they are really nice metals
I was watching a video on how to paint them while doing it
4 more pirates, you might notice a difference in the bases
I ordered a bunch of bases with slots in the which I'll
used on quite a few which don't have the metal bases already attached
last of the Samurai which have been a lot of fun to paint
And then we have 5 guns to join the confederate forces
these are from the Perry Miniatures metal sets
who doesn't like a line of artillery, hmm,
maybe the Yankee's standing in front of them
Points
1 x 28mm Cavalry = 10pts
5 x 28mm artillery @ 10pts each = 50pts
20 x 28mm artillery crew @ 5pts each = 100pts
12 x 28mm ww2 infantry @ 5pts each = 60pts
4 x 28mm pirates @ 5pts each = 20pts
1 x 28mm Samurai = 5pts
Total points 245
From Millsy: I love a good "gumbo post" with a bit of everything thrown in and this is a cracker Kent. I'm surprised given your volume of output and quality of work that you'd need to watch any video on technique but I guess we can always learn something new no matter how expert we are. The pick of the bunch for me is the French knight with his glorious blue and red combo. Lovely stuff and he'll stand out on the table regardless of anything else alongside. Lovely work as always mate!
Labels:
28mm,
confederate artillery,
French knights,
Italian paras,
Japanese Samurai,
KentG,
Pirates,
US para's,
WW2
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Wonderful little beaches of figures. Well done. Really like the knight.
ReplyDeleteCheers Bruce the knight wasn't even on my list of figures to paint but I saw him sitting on the shelf all alone the rest of his mates long since painted so though what he heck and I to like him the most.
DeleteGreat work all around. The French knight's heraldry is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tom I was a bit worried to start with but he turn out ok
DeleteSome lovely clean crisp painting here.
ReplyDeleteThanks Peter
DeleteLovely work on all of these figures. Love the knight.
ReplyDeleteSeems like the French knight is the favorite this week
DeleteSuch a wonderful and eclectic set of miniatures. I think the knight is my favourite.
ReplyDeleteThanks Curt, he was fun to paint
DeleteLovely heraldry on the French Knight Kent. Getting the Fleur de Lys consistent and evenly spaced is never easy and yours are bang on!
ReplyDeleteIt was all a bit if guess work, just eye balled it and went for it
DeleteA really nice mix of figures with differing paint schemes that showcase your painting talents Kent
ReplyDeleteThanks mate, sure was a mix this one
DeleteLovely variety!
ReplyDeleteCheers Barks, not long to go now.
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