Greetings everybody.
Now I have been a member of this site for about 5 year, but never been particularly active on the site.
So I decide after coming back from a tour in Afghanistan, that it was time to take up painting again.

I uploaded some pictures back in the days, which I can safely say that my skills have improved since then.
So I am in the progress of striping down all my old mini's of paint, and give them a makeover.

I decided to paint an army from Bordeleaux with characteristic trefork.

Hope you like the pictures. You are more then welcome to give constructive criticism.

thanks for reading.

Pictures will come in short time..... ones I find out how to upload them properly

I can't see anything at the moment Did you Upload any or have they done a runner =)

Ed

Edmund Droitcoeur wrote:
have they done a runner =)



Well, they are from Bordeleaux...

"Well, they are from Bordeleaux..." Heey what do you mean about that? hehe

well here is the first one.

next

Looking good so far. Although I do worry that the first one may be a little uncomfortable if he sits down quickly.

Do they have skirmishing and were they in the forest? You probably want to tell them that they shouldn't all hide in the same place. Bloody peasants.

Dauntless wrote:
Bloody peasants.

yeah you know. but we nobles dont have time to look out for the peasants. busy with ridding and all that

my M@A

Hi really like the Autumn tones you used. Could you tell me what colors you used to create that drum skin as I'm having issues with getting my Drummer the right shade of warn out white thanks .

Lord Brosse Rein wrote:
Hi really like the Autumn tones you used. Could you tell me what colors you used to create that drum skin as I'm having issues with getting my Drummer the right shade of warn out white thanks .

hey thanks for you comment. I think I used snakebite leather over white primer, then gave it a wash with Devlan Mud and finished it of with a highlight of Zamesi desert.

more M@A

They look great! Well done with the scheme. I look forward to seeing more of these trident boys.

Army looks fantastic so far! Really liking the colour scheme and paint job on those peasants!