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Medieval Awards

Started by Keeper, June 17, 2009, 07:12:40 AM

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Keeper

One of my friends at Sheffield Wargames ran a War of the Roses game last Sunday recreating the Battle of Tewkesbury.  Although I wasn't playing, I was asked to paint some awards for those that were.  I don't know what each one was given for, but I'll try and find out.

All of these are 1/72 plastics from the Strelets Medieval Britain Set.  Bloody awful plastic to work with, but I think they've come out OK and apparantly the receipients liked them.

The bit I'm least happy with is I tried to get a bit of sheer fabric effect on the wench's bum, but it just looks a bit dirty.  Any tips for next time to improve this?

Any other C&C you have is most welcome, too! :) Especially pointers if I've painted anything incorrectly as I really don't know very much about this period!

















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Custom_Hobby

Nice work Keeper. I would be happy getting one of those too.
Mike
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gi6ers

Very cool mate, they pop right out at you!

Quote from: Keeper on June 17, 2009, 07:12:40 AM
The bit I'm least happy with is I tried to get a bit of sheer fabric effect on the wench's bum, but it just looks a bit dirty.  Any tips for next time to improve this?

How did you do it this time?

Keeper

Quote from: gi6ers on June 18, 2009, 02:00:51 PM
How did you do it this time?

yeah, probably should have said! :)  I painted the dress white first, then used some of the midtone flesh colour where I thought the dress should be tight to her skin.
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gi6ers

ok, not that I've tried it but I think painting the flesh first (with less shading) and then glazing with the material colour might be the way to go....

trying to find a tutorial I saw ages ago, might have a go one day but dwarves and giant apes don't generally wear that sort of stuff so might be a while  :tip-hat:

Keeper

Thanks gi6ers :)

I've got a hero or heroine to paint to enter for next month's Sheffield Irregulars painting comp, so i might give it a go there!
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gi6ers


Keeper

Thanks for the link gi6ers :)

And thanks for the info dargrin! :)
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dargrin

Glad to help.  If you need anything else let me know.  :icon_wink:
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Custom_Hobby

Oh Nice. Dargrin if you have the time maybe you an write up a tutorial with pics and all..  :icon_wink:
Mike
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dargrin

 The kids are now out of school painting may come to a screeching halt.  Anyone who is interested check the tutorial section end of next week.  I will try and put something together.
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