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FK's appear to have better access to clothes washing facilities 

It might just be that they haven't fought a battle yet. Easy to be smart on parade.

Great job, excellent flesh tones.


kev

Very nice work, Steve.
Cheers - Phil.

Very quick paint job, basic colours  then a watered down  AP stroing tone wash

I have a bought a few packs of 10mm OG stuff of different perods over the years and I think these are the best sculpts of them all

Nice one Fenton

Really nice, I painted a few of them some years ago. Regular troops are odd, because they have bare torso on the front but the back is armour/cloth modelled   

Anyway I like old glory figures, I recall the period I was painting them as golden days

Quote from: jchaos79 on 16 November 2014, 12:18:28 PM
Really nice, I painted a few of them some years ago. Regular troops are odd, because they have bare torso on the front but the back is armour/cloth modelled   

I know, its not the greatest way to sculpt figures..I try and ignore the fact and just paint what is there

Well painted, I haven't really seen much of the Old Glory 10mm stuff but those look quite tempting.

I would say some are a lot better than others, I have some of their Saxons and they arent great

Quote from: Fenton on 16 November 2014, 12:20:10 PM
I know, its not the greatest way to sculpt figures..I try and ignore the fact and just paint what is there

I  painted the back in flesh and during the battles no one notice it, the only problem is while you are painting them that is very odd.

couldn't resist to share a picture of the Qadesh ambush, to show the efect of the backs painted in flesh

QuoteRegular troops are odd, because they have bare torso on the front but the back is armour/cloth modelled

Maybe they ran away a lot...