J'avais oublie a quel point peindre a la chaine pouvait valoir le coup parfois, surtout si les figs sont faciles a peindre. C'est le cas pour celles-ci car il ne me reste plus qu'a socler le tout. L'unite devrait etre prete demain normalement.
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Monday, 27 February 2012
Almost done
Painting in an "industrial" way can be interesting, especially if the minis are easy to paint. Which is the case from those. I just finished the last highlights and they've been varnished. So, I think they should be ready tomorrow.
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Production line painting is easy for uniformed troops, but gets slightly more complicated for tribal/irregular troops like my Sarmatians.
ReplyDeleteFor my next army I might try painting them on their eventual bases, but that could be awkward with cavalry, particularly the Donnington figures (which are on the larger side of 15mm it seems).
ps - this unit is looking really good :)
DeleteThanks Tamsin. I'm really looking forward to see what your next army will be
DeleteLovely work......
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