First up, the next installment in the campaign to have two ready forces when Mortal Gods is unleashed. These Spartans certainly aren't as colourful as the Athenians, but they'll do as an opponent.
Lambdas to the fore |
I used sunset red on the tunics - it gives them a pinkish hue. |
A German platoon including rifle grenadier option |
Close up - look at those moustaches! |
The British opposition - a full platoon. |
A few less moustaches in these close-ups |
The second unit of human handgunners, in red and black. The others are black and yellow. |
Gobbos next to their mushroom homes. |
These guys were easy to paint - completed in an evening. |
Scout troopers ready for combat. |
Leaders to oppose the Scout troopers |
I was quite pleased with how these two turned out. |
And some WWII British snipers in ghillie suits. |
Nate
Wow Nate - you say you have not had much painting time, but there is quite a smorgasbord of different scales and era's here! Pleased to see the Spartans have their long hair included in the sculpt!
ReplyDeleteThanks Keith. The output for this week has been accelerated by using more washes and painting less eyes! The Warlord Spartans are very cool with their long hair and pilos helmets.
DeleteGreat work on an eclectic mix of genres. If I had to choice a favorite, it would be your WWI work.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan. I have a soft spot for the Great War work as well. The Battlefront painting guides are excellent.
DeleteSplendid units, love the Spartans ...
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil. Unarmoured Spartan unit to follow soon.
DeleteThat is a very interesting mix Nathan.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mark. Variety is the spice of life, and I'm certainly not getting bored with the same old thing all the time.
DeleteA nice variety of painting completed. Your two Star Wars leaders look excellent.
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