Wonderfull bods these...I really like the look of them...the fun bit being the multi-parts allowing seemingly endless combinatios of heads, arms and weapons. I haven´t decided yet how I´m going to base them yet.
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Nice work Paul. I'm thinking about doing some Medieval figures as a break from my normal WW2 stuff.
ReplyDeleteThey're nice but please no more bow strings, they make Ray's stuff look inadequate.
ReplyDeleteThere's no getting away from the fun of a multi-part kit when the patience is there and the creative juices are flowing. Those strings really are amazing.
ReplyDeleteGreat painting mate!
ReplyDeleteI wish I had free time to play with fiddly multi part figures.... I am happy though to see them so nicely made and painted by you!!
T.
Very nice work and at my favourite scale.
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Great work Paul!! When was the last time you dropped £100 worth of ginger unpainted tanks??
ReplyDeleteNice models... like the bow strings :)
ReplyDeleteSweet! I love how they allow a wide variety so it does not look like a chorus line.. Great paint as always.
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Will
Very nice painted figures Paul!
ReplyDeleteMy experience with larger figures is that they need more attention on the details. Did you have that feeling to?
Greetings
Peter
I loved painting mine too- the variety of figure poses possible is stupendous! - the Mercenaries pack is a lovely addition to the range too (drool-drool!)
ReplyDeleteNice work, how did you do those strings?
ReplyDeletemmm !! 28 mm and good job Paul..
ReplyDeleteFantastically dynamic poses, which I know can be tricky to pull off after building a few hundred multi-pose Vikings and Saxons. And well paibnted as always mate, great stuff!
ReplyDeleteAnd I've been hankering to do some HYW skirmishing too...
Those dropped tanks are DIY multi-part kits. Looking forward to how TAL deals with that, since then I found an M113, a Crusader, a Bismarck and maybe another tank either an M60 or M1 that could use attention.
ReplyDeleteIt could be the scale difference can be used for David and Goliath situations and also Frederick's dad had Giant Grenadiers. I have also had to fight bigger guys in person, and they were not the same size.
Paul check TMP Blogs of War for lengthy answers for some of your questions about b gger.
Nice work once again Paul, love the detail with the bow strings. I dont think I'll go that far, gluing & painting is enough for me.
ReplyDeleteGreat work again Paul. Bow strings look fantastic.
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff Paul. I see you are being seduced by the lure of 28mm...
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