hi guys here is another piece i have been workin on just have to paint the tarten but have been affraid lol anyway let me know what you think.thanks johnny

Figure looks awesome John. Flesh-tones are dead-on. The metallics look great too ! Last time I saw this figure it just had the black primer.

Can't wait to see how it comes out !

Dig you ever get anymore of that groundwork stuff you told me about ? Let me know.

Prost !!

Alpen

thanks bob i will bring that ground work to ya this weekend. i appreciate you commenting thanks johnny

Johnny,
I like the flesh tones and the chain, but I am especially impressed with the work on the horns (antlers?). Very nice. But tartan on a 28mm figure? I like to paint men in skirts, but there is a limit to my insanity. Best of luck and a steady hand to you.

Jim

thanks jim i have been doing some of these scale figures latley because my son 13 has shown intrest in gaming and painting,so i figured what better way to get him into the hobby and teach him how to paint.well thanks for commenting i appreciate it johnny

Great stuff man, love the flesh and the horns! Have fun with that tartan lol!

thanks anders i appreciate it,yeah the tarten will be a joy huh lol thanks again johnny

The horns on the helm look perfect. How did you do that?

Keith

I really like the horns!!

I don't know how you do tartan in 28mm...i've had enough problems with camo in that scale..tartan is just impossible to me..

can't wait to see !

-Alex

hi keith ok the horns i base coated with games workshops bubonic brown the highlight is gw bone then i used mmp black weathering powder for the base of the horns.i am thankfull for you comments thanks again johnny ps i know alex i am wondering how i will pull it off lol

I guess I better try check out those game workshops paints. This is a very fine rendition of horn / bone. I am trying to find a good mix for the same for the helm of a Teutonic Grand Master. Bit tired of the standard black.

Also, re-tartan in 28mm. Man, if you can pull that off, 90 mm tartans should be a breeze! Look forward to seeing this done!

Keith