Hi guys,

Here are the first pics of my latest project; Pegaso's superb 75mm Athenian Mercenary IV Cent BC.

I've tried to stretch myself with the blue & white check pattern on the pteryges.

Hopefully once the sword arm, cloak and shield arm are attached it will start to make more sense.

The attached pics shows the shield design I'm considering doing - Pegasus.

Nothing is finished yet, and I'm still work on the face, which is difficult due to the helmet.

Hope you like it. As always, I welcome any comments, tips or suggestions.

Looks great so far Tony.

Beautiful work so far Tony.

That is looking good already Tony

Hi Tony, make sure that you pin this figure well to the base. I have one which when completed toppled forward because my display stand was tilted sightly forward-The centre of gravity of this figure is obviously quite critical-thought it worth mentioning-Keith

hi Tony, it is looking really good so far, is the shield hand painted or transfer ?

Great work so far Tony,like the blue & white colour scheme.


Cheers David

Like what you are doing with this figure.
In my opinion it is a great challenge painting this one in another color and pattern then black.

marc

I like all I see till now. About the face, I would reduce the size of the eyes a little bit.

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia

Guy - thanks mate.

Dimitrios - thank you my friend.

Ron - thanks, still a long way to go.

Keith - thanks for the tip about pinning the figure well. I've already learned that lesson and taken the necessary precautions.

Kev - thanks mate. The shield hasn't been painted yet. When I do paint it, it will probably be by hand.

Hi David - thanks for your comment mate. I thought blue and white would look good as a colour combination with a little bit of bronze thrown in.

Hi Marc - yes I wanted to challenge myself and take my painting to the next level. The hard stuff will come when I attempt the intricate border pattern on the cloak.

Hi Eduardo - yes I agree, the eyes need to be finished. Thanks for your comment.

Wow Wow
Hi Tony
I like particularly the choice of colors this ....
And I can not forget that this amazing miniature gave me a gold in Euromilitaire, and hope to you!!!

Alexandros

Really nice brush work on the skin Tony

Hi Tony, nice work on this one, I love the pattern you are using, colourful and challenging. The sheild will be a challenge too but I'm sure you will do a good job on it.
I can see th etables at WASMEX filling up already
Ben

Hi Alexandros, thanks for your comments my friend. I remember your version of this figure very well. It deserved its Gold Medal at Euro. I chose the blue and white colours to honour our Greek friends.

Hi Sam, thanks mate. Many, many coats of very dilute flesh paint and water to achieve that finish. Thanks for noticing.

Hi Ben, thanks mate. I'm doing my best to keep up with you but I'm sure when it comes to WASMEx you'll take all the chocolates, as usual. What I lack in quality I make up for in quantity.

Looks great Tony.
Look forward to seeing the finished piece.

Great paintwork Tony!
Looking forward to the finished piece.

Cheers,
Marcel.

Nice one Tony.Look forward to seeing him progress.
Brian

Hi Mark thanks for your comments mate. Here are the latest pics, which brings us one step closer to the finale!

Thanks Alex, I appreciate your help with the shield designs my friend.

Thanks Marcel, I'm looking forward to that too.

Hi Carl, thanks mate. I'm really looking forward to painting the shield and creating a really strong image.

Cheers Brian, I hope you like these latest WIP pics.

As you can see, I've added the sword arm, the scabbard and the cloak. The cloak is shaded on the inside but just undercoated on the outside. I'm looking to do some kind of geometric pattern around the edge of the cloak.

I hope you like my progress so far