Apologies for my English.
First of all, amazing minis. I was not expecting this level of detail. Awesome work.
I read a lot of posts on forum then I tried a few different ways to paint. I was not only looking for painting method but a fast-painting way. I am the only one in my gaming community interested in napoleonics, so I need two armies to make demostrations for potential players.
After black undercoat, I simply overbrushed grey, then white. After making mostly drybrushing for faces, backpacks, vs. At the end I used some paints mixed with varnish for blue and red parts. I still don't know what to do with bases. Probably like those on pictures, I will make them darker then usual for minis to stand more.
Thanks for all suggestions and comments. :)
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Good work ....Always better to get them painted quickly and get them on the table where there meant to be
Your technique works very well if you see the whole unit!
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Very nice indeed.
Very nicely done 8)
I would give the bases a light drybrush, just to 'lift' the tone a bit & brighten the overall effect of the unit - it won't detract from the figures :)
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Cheers - Phil.
Great effect for a fast paint job, have to agree with Nik, a quick dry brush would make them stand out even better,
kev
Great to see more Pendraken Napoleonics on the Forum! Looking forward to seeing the Austrians - straight from their wars with the Turks! :)
If you want to soften the drybushing you can follow with a wash to blend and "pull" everything together. Otherwise, good job :-bd
Really nice painting and the 10mm range from pendracken are cracking mate.
Nice work, Anchorite. Looking forward to seeing more. 8)