Continuining on a Landsknecht theme, here we have a couple of vignettes; first up a Provost on the heels of a deserter - these figures are actually from the Pro Gloria Miniatures hunters pack but as soon as I had these in my hands I immediately saw them as hunting down a deserter or thief.
The provost wears a good quality waffenrock and is lead by an Alsatian who has caught the scent of his quarry as has the scout who calmly loads a bolt.
I really liked painting these, particularly the contrast in the clothing of the scout and Provost, and of course the dog - the first canine to join my armies.
Next we have some gamblers, it's not looking too good for the drummer as his confident opponent prepares to cast his dice.
Again, lots of fun painting these, the slashings are very defined which makes for easy painting so you can just get on with working out what palette you want to use.
Both of these vignettes will feature in my next article for Pro Gloria Miniatures of which you can see the first here; http://progloria.wordpress.com/2014/05/03/how-to-paint-landsknechts-part-one/
Cheerio
Stuart
Stunning work, once again!
ReplyDeleteAmazing work! Great little vignettes
ReplyDeleteTwo very cool vignettes I've eyed on the Pro Gloria catalog - nicely done!
ReplyDeleteGreat work!
ReplyDeleteJason.
Splendid Stuart - great figures, love these vignettes which 'tell a story'.
ReplyDeleteWill PM you about your lighting for photos, I need to improve mine!
Cheers, Simon.
Excellent!
ReplyDeleteGreat paintwork!
ReplyDeleteExcellent!
ReplyDeleteStunning brush work Stuart !!!
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