This week I have mostly painted this warlord and finished the basing on some cavalry who only got half way done on my Big Basing Weekend (TM).
The warlord has been painted in the style of Arthur from Bernard Cornwell's "The Winter King" although I am still unconvinced by the silver shield. The metalwork in general features a lot of Anita's Acrylic metallic white over a silver base to enhance the cold stark effect. The figure has been based with a couple of Gripping Beast wolfhounds rather than a second figure (as originally planned and painted) because I think this just works better. Arthur is always a bit of a lonely figure in legend and literature.
Next week, a base of skirmishing light cavalry...probably :-) and a game of Dux Bellorum.
Cheers
The warlord has been painted in the style of Arthur from Bernard Cornwell's "The Winter King" although I am still unconvinced by the silver shield. The metalwork in general features a lot of Anita's Acrylic metallic white over a silver base to enhance the cold stark effect. The figure has been based with a couple of Gripping Beast wolfhounds rather than a second figure (as originally planned and painted) because I think this just works better. Arthur is always a bit of a lonely figure in legend and literature.
Next week, a base of skirmishing light cavalry...probably :-) and a game of Dux Bellorum.
Cheers
Hi Steve
ReplyDeleteGod looking minis !!!
Please give us a Dux Bellorum AAR after your game...and some pictures to:)
Best regards dalauppror
Excellent looking figures here. Really like the dogs on the Warlord's stand!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Ross
Very splendid; love the basing on the warlord particularly.
ReplyDeleteAs always good looking stuff. The wolfhounds really work
ReplyDeleteGreat looking unit. Love the dog too. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteExcellent work, the basing is also spot on.
ReplyDeleteVery nice indeed.
ReplyDeleteExclellent work keep it.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
Marvelous stuff. I think you captured the Arthur of B. cornwell's trilogy very well. I agree about the shield though, maybe 'silver shield' was just another way of describing white (purity?).
ReplyDeleteDarrell.