1st Schleswig Holstein War Adaptations

Started by swampking, 11 April 2010, 09:14:50 PM

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swampking

Nik,

I'm a complete tease!

However, I'll work on them tonight and will post pics when I'm finished, probably on Monday [too much to do to just sit and paint but it might be sooner].

Nik, you're somewhat of a tease yourself! You've already painted some and you didn't post pics either! I swear, if being a 10mm gamer means that you tease everyone, then I might go back to 15mm~LOL!!   :P

nikharwood

08 May 2010, 12:11:24 PM #21 Last Edit: 08 May 2010, 12:14:02 PM by nikharwood
Ah - but mine were painted for Pendraken - and when I do work for them, I don't post any pics that I've got until they've displayed them etc...the exception to this was the SCW stuff I did recently...

I tend to not really post many pics of commissioned work as I think the owner has that right...dunno  :-\

I don't think I took any pics of these anyway!

Leon

I've got them on the desk at work, so I'll see what I can do.  I've been reluctant previously because we won't have the rest of the range done for a few months yet.
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Quote from: Dave Fielder on 28 April 2010, 10:19:49 AM
I always apply the 3 foot rule (or is that 90cm?). If a figure looks good on the table 3' (90cm) away then it is good. For 10mm I rarely bother with eye lashes and buttons - just the coats, facings and muskets tipped with gunmetal. There are some beautiful figures out there, but remember that 10mm scale may loose all that effort when being used on the table.


I call that my arms length rule- any body who brings one of my figures (what ever size) up to his nose gets told off.  But then I am a crap painter!
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