They were sprayed with a white undercoat and given a block paint job with basic colors. Over this a Minwax Tudor Satin stain was applied, followed by Testors Dullcoat and some highlighting. I really like the simplicity of the Korean costume of the period.
I was fortunate to have obtained these figures from a TMP sale several weeks ago. As I've not felt the desire to paint for sometime, this is a good project to start back up - ever so slowly. The army will be led by my Changun figure, and the Koreans were the underdogs in the Imjin War.
P.S. I recently added word verification for comments as I noticed I started getting a ton of spam comments - sorry for any inconvenience.
they are coming along very nicely, I've never thought to game this period of conflict
ReplyDeleteThese look superb Dean and I can't think of a better project to get you back in the chair. All the very best, my good man.
ReplyDeleteVery nice Dean, they look superb!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, Look forward to seeing more from the is period.
ReplyDeleteThank you all again for your kind comments - they encourage me to continue on with this project. Warmest regards, Dean
ReplyDeleteNice work Dean
ReplyDeleteSweet!
ReplyDeleteLooking nice Dean and glad to see you posting again.
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Thank you all for checking out the blog and for your kind words. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteGreat to see you getting back to your blog. I had a great time hanging out at Fixed Bayonets with you yesterday. I wish there would have been a better turn out, but maybe next year. I guess we will have to ramp up for the next event.
ReplyDeleteNice work Dean. Not a period I know a lot about but I'll be watching to see how it all turns out.
ReplyDeleteregards
Scott