Another simple paint job this week and a return to the colour green. More importantly though another knight down!
I confess it has been tempting at times to simply go with less knights in the diorama but then I started feeling guilty about being lazy and decided I had to finish what I started. It isn’t painting knights which is the problem, in fact once this project is complete I will almost certainly be painting some others, it’s more a case of wanting to see the project come to an end. This one has been running for months and months now and I’m growing impatient to see it completed. That said I’m equally conscious that the last 10% is where most mistakes happen so I need to remain focused.
Only a couple to go now and then I can have more fun doing base work. Meanwhile images below.
TIM
Great looking knight Dave, and the horde colour works well against the knight. Keep focused, as you don’t want to spoil it now after all the hard work you’ve put in
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Thanks Dave. Every step is getting me closer, not to much more now. 🙂
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Great colours Dave.
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Thanks Steve. I’m trying to add variety as much as I can and hopefully it will make it more interesting to look at once it’s done.
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I am sure that it will.
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Simple but very effective mate!
Cheers Roger.
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Thanks Roger. Simple is where I’m at right now. Getting there though. 🙂
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But wait, where is Sir Gawain!? 😉 The knight (and horse) looks great, and I’m glad you’re able to keep at it. It will all pay off in the end, for sure! In the meantime, we get to enjoy all these well painted minis you keep putting out! 🙂
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Cheers mate, glad you’re liking it. It’s becoming a bit of a slog just now but I’m focused and have no plans to blow it having come this far. 🙂
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You got it! I was going to ask you, are you still selling painted minis on eBay? I keep thinking about it from time to time, but then talk myself out of it.
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I’m not really selling on ebay at the moment but once this project is done I think I’m going to look at doing so again. Not sure now successful it will be though. Rising costs in the UK mean people have more important things to spend their money on I suspect.
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Yep, the economy is also a factor over here. I would usually sell some old game stuff on eBay once a week, but I started to see less being sold and decided to hold off for a bit.
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Nice simple scheme and colours that’s come out really well! 🙂 I do like that green!
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Thanks John. I’m enjoying simple right now but still have one more to do that requires some effort. 🙂
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Its not the time for half measures, mate! The more knights, the more impressive it will look in the end, I reckon. The latest one looks great and don’t be afraid to give yourself a small break. It seems like it might help you build up a bit more enthusiasm for painting these armored blokes!
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Thanks mate. I’ll definitely be painting them all but I can’t deny I’ll be happy when they are all done. I’m getting close now and want to see it through but a break after is on the cards for sure.
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Nice colour scheme Dave. I like his helmet. Stay the course mate, you’ve done so well and we are all cheering you on to the finish line now.
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Thanks IRO. It’s been a marathon but I plan to cross the finishing line! 🙂
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Another fine addition! Quick question, where are you getting the barons mini? I know footsore minis sell the range but I’ve never used them (in Sept they are releasing a range from Trish Carden and I’m interested in at least one of them hence the query).
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Thank you. All these mounted knights came from the medieval range of an Italian company company called Mirliton – https://www.mirliton.it/
The Footsore Baron’s War range is excellent and I’d recommend them for sure but I wanted mounted figures which weren’t in fighting mode and was lucky enough to find this Italian company whose quality is just as good.
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Cheers TIM
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Wow Dave I like the shade of green you have chosen!
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Thanks Pat.
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