So my friend had me paint up these Mirliton figures from Italy. His horse choices made it hard for me to make color decisions. As I was looking through historical drawings and such I discovered that it wasn't uncommon for this period to paint their armor. At least I was able to give some color to them since it's supposed to be the early Italian War period just before everyone went gonzo on fancy ribbons and slashed clothing. Lastly I do not have a steady enough hand to be able to paint fanciful designs on the armor but I managed it a bit on the flag. Hopefully the color choices I used on the horses barding will draw the eye enough.
So here is my interpretation of that time.
As always thanks for looking.
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Kevin
Very nice once again. I like the colors you used.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dave!
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Kevin
All that "Gunmetal" does make variety hard but, you have overcome! These look really good. Just enough color on the knights. The command group looks outstanding! Well done.
ReplyDeleteThanks Skip, and yes I was looking at them saying to myself there all metal how am I going to make this look better than that. Happy to hear I was successful.
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Kevin
Oh yes, very nicely done!
ReplyDeleteWhy thank you Mr. Anton:)
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Kevin
Great looking cavalry, Kevin! Seems we're working on stuff in the same/similar period.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dean, and yes just a couple of years earlier. Tomahawk Studios Age of Chivalry has really taken off.
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Kevin