My original paintjob was beginning to look a lot weary, so I took it upon myself to repaint him. I think it's an improvement.
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Sunday, 30 October 2016
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Wednesday, 15 July 2015
Citadel 60mm FF26 Fighting Fantasy Ferocious Ogre
Truly huge when used with 25mm miniatures, he has a D P Gumby look about him.
Monday, 13 July 2015
Citadel 60mm FF23 Fighting Fantasy Vile Orc
Citadel's first foray into plastics wasn't a great success. The plastic was soft, greasy and difficult to work with. This was really a labour of love for me so that we could actually sell some (and it worked).
Steve and Ian were certainly pleased we'd sold some. :)
Steve and Ian were certainly pleased we'd sold some. :)
Monday, 31 March 2014
Citadel 25mm FF64-2: 'George the Giant'
This fellow is taller than 25mm, mainly because he's a giant. My title is to illustrate that, at that time, the majority of human sized creatures were 25mm tall, rather than the more current 28mm (or indeed taller - scale creep means that many current miniatures are 35mm or more).
Wednesday, 25 July 2012
Citadel 25mm FF48 Desert nomad with sword
This chappie was painted to emulate the Bruce Pennington cover of Dune
- as such, he's meant to be a Fremen. I did some minor conversion work on his dagger to make it wavy - like a Crysknife from the books.
- as such, he's meant to be a Fremen. I did some minor conversion work on his dagger to make it wavy - like a Crysknife from the books.
Citadel 25mm FF17 Minotaur
If you've been following my old miniature posts, a little note about the painting. Generally, the miniatures were painted at the time of their release. I was the main painter for GW Sheffield's figure cabinet, and again for GW Hammersmith when I took over there in 1986.
So some of the paintjobs aren't going to be up to today's standards. This particular one, though varnished, has obviously suffered along the way and he's looking a bit battered now.
So some of the paintjobs aren't going to be up to today's standards. This particular one, though varnished, has obviously suffered along the way and he's looking a bit battered now.
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