These came with the Perry set with the Kwak Chae U figure earlier painted. Figured they might as well be painted up and be used as the command for the militia guys. There was a strong contingent of monks at many of battles, but I haven't painted any up yet. Anyway, here they are after receiving a brushing of Minwax Tudor Satin stain.
And prior to the staining; a nice basic colors block-paint job. The peasant and monk attire make for very quick and easy brushwork. In fact, the majority of Korean troops have a very limited color palette.
Great look and start Dean .
ReplyDeleteNice! The Minwax really adds a lot of depth, doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteGreat start Dean, that orange really sets the tone for the monk.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Gents!
ReplyDeleteYes, for plain colored clothing like these, staining/shading and highlighting are a must :)
Best, Dean
Original and very nice !
ReplyDeleteGood Start Dean!
ReplyDeleteComing on well Dean.
ReplyDeleteVery nice work. I like how the Monk's robe turned out especially.
ReplyDeleteGreat start Dean. l look forward to seeing these progress.
ReplyDeleteCheers, Ross
nice.. I would have painted the monk riding a white horse :o) anyway..looking forward to your finish work of these fine miniatures..thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteregards,
Phil
Looking very good Dean!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by the blog and your nice comments, Gentlemen. Warm Regards, Dean
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