Edit: I just noticed I still need to paint the feather plumes on several of the figures. :) |
Besides the 3-step armor painting process (described in the previous post) and the jupons/tabards, the only parts painted were the few exposed faces, wooden staffs of weapons, leather boots and straps, and the hilts and pommels of the swords. The faces, wood and leather parts were given a wash of Vallejo Flesh Wash mixed with some Sepia.
With the completion of these figures, the core units for this project are done. Next up are the six Yorkists Foot Command figures which were included free with the Yorkists Battle (3 boxes of Infantry). They'll be an additional unit of Foot Men at Arms - per Lion Rampant. Thank you for visiting and checking out the blog!
Fantastic army! Cant wait for next posts:)
ReplyDeleteThanks again for your kind words, Michal. Warm regards, Dean
DeleteThey look great! I look forward to seeing them based and in action.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Steven. I too am looking forward to basing them, and getting them om the table. Kind regards, Dean
DeleteFabulous job Dean. Once base and ranked up they will be awesome.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Simon! The Citadel decals arrived today. Best, Dean
DeleteGreat looking MAA, you've knocked these out in no time, I'll have to try priming in silver!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks, Iain. For mostly plate-armored figures, the spraying really speeds up the process. I discovered this on another blog some years ago when it was used on a bunch of EIR lorica segmentata figs. Best, Dean
DeleteExcellent!!!
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