So it’s taken me a couple of weeks to get some figures out
I made the mistake of doing two many in one go but that does mean the rest of the figures
Won’t take as long to do, and then of course life got busy.
First up I have some Perry metal crusades figures
These will be part of my new project where I’ll paint both sides to play Lion
Really happy with the shields,
they are all hand painted, took a bit longer than I thought
But worth the extra effort, the banners are of the photo copier at work
then hand painted over top
The black shield with orange serpent is my favourite
Spent to long adding more details
The priest will be fun to use in some of the senecios I have a couple of other
figures to paint but some need fixing as they broke in transit
Next up are 8 Perry plastics which a customer wanted added on to a job
They are for his ever growing French army, a quick fun job to do
The figures below are from the footsore miniatures
Baron's Wars range they were donated by Footsore to me to paint and sell
As part of the Ukraine project I’m running to build tiny homes
It was very generous of them and the money raised from selling them will go to
Changing lives, I love the idea that our hobby can give hope to someone
Who has lost their home in a war, and in 8 weeks enough has been raised to build
the first two.
The figures are great and a real joy to paint
Well that’s it another week down
Points wise
81 X 28mm foot @5pts each = 220
Total 405
Another wonderfully painted points bomb Kent! I'm struggling to pick a favourite from this submission so I've settled on three...
1. The Footsore religions minis because you've nailed the robes and kudos to Footsore for being so generous!
2. The Perry plastics because your colours are glorious and bring so much interest to what might have been another batch of beige/brown padded jacks.
3. And finally priest simply because you've really made him pop and he's such a cool sculpt anyway.
Brilliant stuff and another 405 Challenge shekels which takes your tally to an impressive 1350, just 150 shy of your initial total and we're still in January!
Cheers,
Millsy
Millsy
I like the crossbowmen and the ecclesiasticals!
ReplyDeleteWhat a colourful bunch and a great pointswhopper!
ReplyDeleteSuperb looking pieces
ReplyDeleteGreat painting across all the periods - love the Priests.
ReplyDeleteThe colour combinations are excellent to my eye they really bring out the best in these figures and I especially liked the Normans with those shields as well as the cloth colours
ReplyDeleteKent the colour on those crusaders are wonderful and I love the bishop / priest
ReplyDeleteGreat and colourful group!
ReplyDeleteWonderful points bomb and excellent figures. The armored foot knights shields are fabulous.
ReplyDeleteWow. Brilliant painting and definitely worth the wait. The shield with the drake is really impressive. What a great way to support the charity.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous work as usual Kent and a great cause. Love the last image of the unhelmed lunatic with the mace.
ReplyDeleteAmazing work Kent!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great selection of figured Kent, I especially love the monks, they look suitably unhinged to be clergy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful mix of painted medieval figures! I like them all!
ReplyDeleteGreat shield work
ReplyDeleteGreat entry Kent and a masterclass in shield painting
ReplyDeleteReally like all your color choices Ken and the shield painting is on point! Lovely work!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Those are wonderful! Excellent shields.
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