ECW test base

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17 March 2021, 04:56:32 PM Last Edit: 17 March 2021, 08:33:06 PM by Leon
Looking for a switch from Napoleonic's and have tried my hand at some ECW Scottish Artillery. What a nice break from turn backs and straps lol. Next up some romans to see what truly gets the motivation going. Comments and critiques welcome







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Quote from: 4/10 Painting Studio on 17 March 2021, 04:56:32 PM
Looking for a switch from Napoleonic's and have tried my hand at some ECW Scottish Artillery. What a nice break from turn backs and straps lol. Next up some romans to see what truly gets the motivation going. Comments and critiques welcome






Looking exceptionally good ... now I can see the whole of them.

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Nice work, I've reduced the pics down a bit for you.  The earthworks look great!
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Looking very good.  :-bd

Quote from: 4/10 Painting Studio on 17 March 2021, 04:56:32 PM
Comments and critiques welcome

Just one feature to finish the gun off. It looks like you've painted the metal clasps that help hold the metal rims onto the wheels but not the metal rims themselves that go round the wheels (the metal rim is to stop the bare wooden wheel being smashed to pieces).  :-B
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Excellent work  :-bd

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Terrific !  :-bd

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 :-bd =D> :-bd =D>

I agree with Westmarcher's suggestion on the wheel rims
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Quote from: Westmarcher on 17 March 2021, 09:43:30 PM
Looking very good.  :-bd

Just one feature to finish the gun off. It looks like you've painted the metal clasps that help hold the metal rims onto the wheels but not the metal rims themselves that go round the wheels (the metal rim is to stop the bare wooden wheel being smashed to pieces).  :-B
Ahhh good catch, totally missed that 😣, luckily think I can get the brush on it. Thanks for the heads up


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Quote from: Leon on 17 March 2021, 08:36:16 PM
Nice work, I've reduced the pics down a bit for you.  The earthworks look great!
Ahhh thank you, I'll try to get the sizing like this for any future pics


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This is very nice, it has so much character.

DHautpol

Very nice.

I like the way you've captured the look of an iron gun barrel. I've made several attempts at painting iron guns and not been happy with the outcomes.  The usual result has been "S*d It", I'll do them as bronze, which I can do a lot better. 

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Quote from: DHautpol on 31 March 2021, 04:00:53 PM
Very nice.

I like the way you've captured the look of an iron gun barrel. I've made several attempts at painting iron guns and not been happy with the outcomes.  The usual result has been "S*d It", I'll do them as bronze, which I can do a lot better. 
Yes can be tricky, the trick is to get it to still look black even though it has that metallic look to it like an iron skillet for cooking. Check out "How to Paint an Empire Cannon" by Painting Hack on YouTube. I used his
Method which works on this smaller
Scale. Basically start with black and dry
Brush with mixing in a bit more
Silver everytime.


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DecemDave

very nice.  Love the mud.