This was my first attempt at 10mm so did not try to stick to historical colours etc. Hope  to make my Persian army that i'm working on more accurate 

http://s1090.photobucket.com/albums/i370/spenno/Warmaster%20Ancient%20Greeks/

Hope you like it.

Thanks
Steven

Very nice Steven - like them lots 

Likewise.

IanS

Very nice mate, looking good!   

Thank you, have to say I enjoyed painting them more than i do the GW models i tend to paint.

Thanks
Steven

Colours look fine to me. Nice work. 

Very small Trekkies - 10mm Geeks!
DP

Quote from: Dour Puritan on 20 August 2011, 05:51:36 PM
Very small Trekkies - 10mm Geeks!
DP

ARGHHHHHHHHH !!!!!!!!

IanS

Why do you think they aren't 'historical' colours?

They look fine to me.

Very, very cool! 

Would you mind providing a quick recap of your painting technique?

Dave

Very nice indeed Steven, and the colour choice works for me

Thanks for sharing.

Cheers,

Kev

Very cool. I like 'em!

Quote from: Dour Puritan on 20 August 2011, 05:51:36 PM
Very small Trekkies - 10mm Geeks!
DP

Lol I did not notice that as i was painting them, I like it.

Quote from: Luddite on 21 August 2011, 11:34:40 AM
Why do you think they aren't 'historical' colours?

They look fine to me.

It was mainly the shields and thought i'd used colours that would not have been worn. Thanks, i'm my own worse enemy when it comes to my painting.

Thanks
Steven

I'm typing up a rough guide to how i painted them so will post that later today

Quote from: CorvetteK225 on 21 August 2011, 11:56:02 AM
Very, very cool! 

Would you mind providing a quick recap of your painting technique?

Dave

For infantry-
1.   White undercoat
2.   Give each figure a brown and black wash to show up the details and provide base for some colours
3.   Clothing was painted a dark tone and then highlighted once with a brighter shade
4.   Metal was painted bronze and then given a brown wash and spear tips painted a dark metal with a lighter used as a highlight
5.   Skin was painted dwarf flesh and then given a highlight of elf flesh
6.   The leather/linen armour, straps and spear hafts/bows were painted bleached bone leaving the wash in the recesses to give highlights
7.   Banners and hair on helmets were painted baal red and then highlighted blood red
All the cavalry were painted in the same way with the horses painted graveyard earth and highlighted commando khaki, leaving the wash in recesses.

That’s about all I can remember off the top of my head

Steven

Great stuff chap!