A lot of hustle and bustle there.

That looks cracking !!   
Cheers - Phil

Nice work Roy, those tassels almost look like targets?

Nice work!

Lovely work

Take care

Andy

Thanks all.

Its finished now, and a rough photo emailed off to Col. Bills. Got to tackle varnishing it next, and then handing over to Stuart on Saturday.

'Daylight' photos tomorrow.

Quote from: Bodvoc on 30 March 2016, 03:45:03 PM
Nice work Roy, those tassels almost look like targets?

Well, for a certain value of the word....

Dolly Mop the Harlot 'Finished & Ready for Business!'* [Belt Fed Girl]

*Or, it can now be handed over to Stu at Colonel Bills on Saturday, at the Tees Con wargames show.

This is a [converted] example of BFG20 Dolly Mop - Victorian Harlot, from the Belt Fed Gaming range produced by Colonel Bills Wargames Depot.

Here's a LINK to the full range available, on the Colonel Bills webstore

You'll have to, please, excuse the fact that the models still attached to it painting stand. A decent photography stage is something that I'll have to rig up.

LINK to my blog with progress reports etc.

Very nice Roy. Will the Colonel have it on display on Saturday?

Especially as that's showing around 4 times 'life size' on my PC, Roy.....That is really excellent !
Superb work !

Cheers - Phil

Thank you both

Quote from: Techno on 31 March 2016, 11:02:26 AM
Especially as that's showing around 4 times 'life size' on my PC, Roy.....That is really excellent !

It possibly looks better around actual size. But MASSIVE photos don't half help people see how I've painted bits - I know they always aid me when I'm studying other's work 



Its when you buy one of the rules books that feature full A4 page size images of close up photographs of a Kevin Dallimore's work. Wow! I've got the Daisho (Samurai) rules book and the photo's of Kevin's work is awe inspiring. You can count about 7 different contrast layers of paint, smoothly applied.

Quote from: skywalker on 31 March 2016, 10:38:02 AM
Will the Colonel have it on display on Saturday?

I'll be passing it over to him, but we haven't decided what is happening with it. Maybe sold on. Maybe used for display, as a 'converted example'.
Possibly, I'll be given another of the sculpts to paint up for display standard. But I'm not to mess around with the stock miniature with any of my conversions   

She's turned out really good 

Thank you. I only hope the varnish doesn't ruin it [fingers crossed!]

It would be preferable if she turned out really bad!

Quote from: Leman on 31 March 2016, 06:09:56 PM
It would be preferable if she turned out really bad!

My usual, blunt, rejounder would be deemed unacceptable for this family friendly forum. So I'll just offer you a 'Thank you', in its place