14th Century Knight

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Guy

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I decided to bring out the 70mm Knight I recently did a review on and re-post the review as the first step of the sbs. Since getting this figure it has had a strong pull from the shelf to be painted. I shall work it in with the other projects I have underway


14th Century Knight
70mm White Metal

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After being thoroughly pleased with Young's Viking I also recieved the new 70mm 14th Century Knight. I was again more than satisfied after examing the kit after it arrived.
The box art is the painting guide for the front of the Knight and inside the box Young has provided a smaller photograph with the rear view of the Knight.

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On the reverse side of the card is a closeup view of the tunic design.

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The kit is comprised of 13 parts including the base. The helm is made up of 3 parts and lays at the foot of the Knight. The upper body has been cast seperately from the legs and arms with the sword blade being cast seperately from the hand.

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all comments welcome
 
This is going to be a nice one Guy. I'm curious as to how you are going to do the brocade for the jupon. Will this be included in your build up?

thanks,
Mike
 
Thanks Mike.......lol........I haven't figured that one out yet myself :lol: :lol: :lol: .........It'll be interesting when I get to this point.
 
Here the armor has been completed and the red tunic has been base coated. Next staep is shading the tunic.

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All comments and or critiques welcome.
 
Hello Guy,

Great work on the armour. How you managed it. Great charater face also.
And now come's the fun. The brocade on the tunic.
Looking forward to see this painted.

Marc
 
Thanks for the votes of confidence guys........to be honest with you....the brocade intimidates me to no end. :lol: we'll see how it turns out after shading the red.
 
Guy....you certainly got bit by the bug for Young Miniatures.. :)
He's looking great already..I like the face and the armour...
and c'mon Guy...don't let that detail intimidate you...it's clear you are enjoying this figure and we know you can do it justice.....if you keep your mix for the detail really weak & faint, you have lots of opportunity for correction before putting on your final colour....but I haven't painted for ages, so maybe only take my advice with a pinch of salt.. :lol: ..I'll be watching closely too.

All the best.

Roy.
 
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