09 Saturday Apr 2016
Posted in Fantasy miniatures, Painting and modelling, Uncategorized, Wargaming
As I eluded to in my previous post, I have been busy painting miniatures for the sheer enjoyment and here is just a small selection of the results:
Miniature projects in many scales and periods, and likely a few digressions.
Toy soldier stuff.
Miniature painting and conversion.
Sculpting some worlds
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Wargaming in the Age of Austerity!
Out of the Basement and into the Streets.
Sharing Projects of Little Interest since 2013
Boardgames and other things.
Strategy & leadership in the historical wargames world
Recording adventures in miniature painting by an semi-talented painter whose skills are not as good as he would like them to be...
Tabletop Tactics is an online TV Channel dedicated to Miniature Wargaming.
This one goes up to 11...
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Board Game Reviews, Reports, and Reflections.
One man's journey through the 41st Millennium
Dave's wargaming and archaeology related ramblings.
Painting, Modelling, Miniatures, 1:6, Games... Whatever else I find interesting.
Age of Sigmar & Batman Miniatures Game – painting, conversions and discussion
Wargames, Miniatures and Roleplaying Games - One Gamer's Journey
wargaming for fun....... 😀
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28mm Romans, Greeks and some Heroquest!!!
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Perfectly adequate miniatures painting
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6mm napoleonic wargaming
Classic Traveller and Striker Games, Models, Rules
Miniature Wargaming in West Texas
Miniature sculpting and painting by Gareth Nicholas
A miniatures gaming blog featuring reports and pictures from my latest games and the latest stuff off my painting table
Yet another miniature wargamming journal
The random thoughts of an ancient wargamer. Featuring rules, battle reports, and all sorts of miscellaneous wargaming (and other) topics.
A plethora of projects...
Scott L. Mingus, Sr.
Painting miniatures and sewing dice bags
painting wargaming miniatures
Adventure is our craft.
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Great stuff Bob, loving the Orc Shamen! Keep painting those deads up buddy….er…um I mean troops up.
Some really nice classic stuff there, and good to see the Winged Hussar sneaking in too !!
Thank you, the old GW winged cavalry are pretty rare nowadays and my plan was to pick up a couple but with the inflated prices one was all I could afford!!?
Yeah that’s one of the problems with the old OOP ranges. I sure wish I’d salted away some stuff but you kind of think it’s always going to be available.
On the Kislevite, possibly you could look at historicals (Warlord Polish Winged Hussars might be ok) with the bigger GW guy as a leader? Just a thought ….
And a very good one, I may just do that 🙂
My goodness! Beautiful work, Mr. Tinpotrevolutionary. And I’ll pitch in with the rest of the crowd with particular praise for that winged Hussar!
Thank you Mr. Arkie 🙂 The hussar minis are brilliant and if I could re-mortgage my house I might even be able to afford a small troop of five!!?
Sounds like a reasonable course of action!
Omg!!! I absolutely love your painting style. It’s so smooth and refined. Do you start with white primer?
Thank you 🙂 I certainly do use a white primer on my minis and lots of washes and thinned down paint. It’s a very simple process and produces a result I’m very happy with. I may even post up a paint through on the blog one of these days.