So, after my well meaning daughter knocked this figure to the ground while re-arranging the furniture (she's 23 just so we understand we're not dealing with an innocent child here) I stripped, repaired and re-painted this Pegaso offering in 75mm. I tried my hand at some tattoo painting and tried to get a reasonably historic shield design based on some artifacts from the late iron age in Britain. All done in oils over an acrylic undercoat. Now to bolt it securely in the display case. Cheers everyone.

Looks like she knocked it to the ground and then you knocked it out of the park!!!
Very nice mate

Wow ! BEAUTIFUL

Mobo

Top marks for bringing this back from the dead, having to paint the checked trousers again would have put me off, hopefully you have forgiven the culprit and allowed her back into the house lol.
TERRY

Superb: looks like she did you a favour.

Impressive work on this beauty.

Marc

Beautiful brushwork...love this figure anyway and you really did him justice..Excellent.
Regards
Pete

Thanks everyone. If you're wondering my daughter has taken full credit for this figure and did indeed say "your welcome" when I showed her this finished version. I have put locks on the display cabinets in case she gets any more ideas.

Excellent redo on such a large undertaking.
Cheers
John

Oh man....that is very very nice painting..gold in my book. You have done an excellent job on this one.

Oskar

Really good, I have also liked this figure a long time but balked a bit at the price. Bob

Superb. The checkered pants are a wonder.

Nice

Thanks Bob, I think the price was the big reason why I don't just bin it when it broke. And thanks to everyone else for your kind comments.

WOW!
I think that sums it up for me.
Very, very well done.

Cheers,
Andrew

Lovely work on this, I have it in the grey army and keep looking for a companion figure to no avail....can guarantee he won't have check trousers. Congratulations on a fine job.

Keith

Thanks Andrew and Kieth. Pegaso has a couple of Celtic/Gaulic warrior figures from the same period in 75mm that i think might work quite nicely paired with this one. In fact I know they have another Celtic warrior or chieftain that is also mounted in this scale as well. Worth checking out I think.

Thanks for the suggestions, problem is I have so many Celts in the cabinet, mainly painted by other people that I am waiting for something new. I was going to use a Dranonarius but Brian Snadden sold me his so I'm back to square one....LOL...fortunately I've got one or two bits to be going along with while I learn how to paint check trousers and Celtic tattoo's

Keith

Stunning rescue work, glad you didnt bin this because you have done some great paintwork on him