bretonnian and other oldies

tancrede

Member
I've been very busy for the last week, but I've found some time to paint and finish some minis :


- the barbarians of Heyer are now done
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- and the first 5 wood elves bowmen are done too :
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Aiteal

Member
Love those elves :)
I must pass the pic on as inspiration for my friend's elf war band for our Saga games
 

Blue in VT

Moderator
Agreed...the subdued colors
For the wood elfs is a fantastic choice...none of that "in your face green" that so many folks choose.

Cheers,

Blue
 

tancrede

Member
Thanks for comments, guys.
I really enjoy those old minis (even if the whole army will field some plastic "newhammer units").


And here are some new minis for my army :
- 10 wardancers (I still have 2 more to paint, but I think I will convert them) :
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- 3 waywatchers (I need to pick up 3 more to complete the unit) :
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- 3 more bowmen :
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And the whole bowmen unit (I have 4 more coming, with a battle standard) :
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For those interested, more pics on my blog...
 

axiom

Member
Astonishing! I don't think I've ever seen those Wardancers ever painted so well. The red striped trousers look particularly good.

Thanks for sharing!
 

Aiteal

Member
Stunning! :)
I love the redheaded wardancers and the triskele is beautifully painted.
I'm going to have to try painting in more natural dye colours like this, it really works beautifully
 

tancrede

Member
I wish you a happy new year !
Thanks for comments, guys. I haven't done much painting during the last month, but I've found some time to paint a few elves minis :

First is a plastic (no, don't run away or throw things at me ! :mrgreen: ) dark elf sorceress, slightly converted and painted to fit my wood elf army. I wanted to paint this mini since it was released, it's now done and I can paint more lead ! ^^

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And then, you have my first dryad. This mini was a test for the rest of the wood spirits (treeman, dryads,...) and I really happy with the result : simple to repeat and not time consuming due to massive use of bronw and green inks.

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Coming soon : more elf bowmen, and maybe some bretonnian foot knights too...
For those who want to see more, just take a look at my blog.
 

Asslessman

Member
Splendid indeed! I really love how you turned her into something else. I would have changed the crown by adding some GS bits here and there to make it look like a wooden crown and to break the angular aspect a bit but apart from that, the painting is brilliant !
The dryad is great too, your technique seems really time-efficient and the result is great, what' not to like? 8-) The touches of flockage are really well done, just enough and not too much. Do you have WIP shots to show the step "à tout hasard" ?
 
I like the She-elf although she seems to be suffering from a bad cold - I guess with her skimpy outfit there is no place for a handkerchief.

Seriously though she looks great. In upcycling of the dark elf sorceress you have made her seem a little less ham acted than when in dark elf formation. This is to be commended. Dryad is also nice I like his leaf-afro and wooden pants suit ;) .
 

tancrede

Member
thanks for comments, guys.

I would have changed the crown by adding some GS bits here and there to make it look like a wooden crown
I have me the same, but finally, I was to hurry to paint this mini that I leave the crown like the original. And I always can say it's a magical crown ! ^^

Do you have WIP shots to show the step "à tout hasard" ?
No, but yesterday, 4 more dryads arrived at home, so I will make a little tutorial (it was asked by other persons on other forums).

what brand inks do you use?
I use the GW range : agrax earthshade, thraka green and nuln oïl.
As said, I will do a tuto in the coming days...
 

Rob_S

Member
That elf model really is great. They can do some neat things with plastics these days.

Nicely done :grin:
 

tancrede

Member
More work done on the wood elves, with 4 more dryads :

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I've taken pics during painting, so expect the asked step to step soon !
 
Great work, I like these Minis very much. Some of my first WFB minis.

Still have quite a few, stripped and ready to paint them, for years... :?
 
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