Thank you Phil. We are playing a game tomorrow that you may be interested in - Austrians against Italians in 1866. I will try to post something tomorrow evening.
There coming along nicely Mark. Personally I leave all my minis eyes black for shading. I use yellow quite a bit, and usually use the Foundry triads of Lemon, Ochre or Yellow. You might look at their site, match up the triads with your current colours.
Thanks Nick. You missed a great even at JB's the other night, BTW. Lots of fun, even if we did lose to JB...although it was his birthday so I guess he deserved some special treatment.
Nice work Mark.
ReplyDeleteThanks Nate. Working on a unit of archers now
DeleteStunning job on these units...Excellent paintjob and fantastic bases, very impressive Mark!
ReplyDeleteThank you Phil. We are playing a game tomorrow that you may be interested in - Austrians against Italians in 1866. I will try to post something tomorrow evening.
DeleteI will have a look at this one with interest, no doubt!
DeleteI will be interested in this one too!
DeleteNice color combinations! The yellow/black and red/yellow/blue produce handsome results.
ReplyDeleteIt looks good, but yellow is soooo hard to work with. It takes three or four coats to get any sort of colour depth.
DeleteThere coming along nicely Mark.
ReplyDeletePersonally I leave all my minis eyes black for shading.
I use yellow quite a bit, and usually use the Foundry triads of Lemon, Ochre or Yellow.
You might look at their site, match up the triads with your current colours.
Thanks Nick. You missed a great even at JB's the other night, BTW. Lots of fun, even if we did lose to JB...although it was his birthday so I guess he deserved some special treatment.
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