In many ways a companion piece to my earlier post in the week, 'Captured Krupp' these fine gentlemen astride their splendid ships of the desert were another entry for 'The Fourth Annual Analogue Hobbies Painting Challenge'. Unmistakably, 'Perry Miniatures' in origin they lend a certain gravitas to the collection.
Still using the same palette that was trialled back with the earlier post, 'So what do you know about camels?' (If it's not broke, don't fix fit, as the saying goes!) With only days remaining until the end of the challenge, there is a palpable sense of urgency as I look at what still needs to be finished off before the deadline - and then there is trying to get my head around running a Lizardman Team!
It is, as always, very nice work. AND you know I like camels as well. I am painting my last batch of camels now, Ready for the last stand.
ReplyDeleteThank you Clint, your fixation with these beasties has been a revelation this winter, putting my paltry three to shame.
DeleteAnother great unit, love these camels...colors and basement are just wonderful Michael!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Phil.
DeleteCamels are superb sir - well done!
ReplyDeleteThank you my good man.
DeleteCamel fur is so hard to get right and you exel at doing it!
ReplyDeleteNow there's an epithet to be proud of, thank you!
DeleteThe Beja were some scary warriors, good job!
ReplyDeleteSeriously fearsome and thank you.
DeleteGreat work Michael , the colors of camels and skin , i love it .
ReplyDeleteCheers .
Thank you so much Vincent.
DeleteExcellent work as always, Michael. Your camels are spot on - and the riders looks superb too. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteThank you Dean, really pleased to get them finished though.
Deletegreat squad!
ReplyDeletei like the shades on the camels, they look alive!
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Thank you Luca.
DeleteCamels look great! =)
ReplyDeleteYou're too kind.
DeleteMore great products from your use of brush and paint and imagination.
ReplyDeleteThank you kind Sir.
DeleteThose look great! Looks like a bumpy ride!
ReplyDeleteIt would certainly make your eyes water!
DeleteAnother nice piece of work from your table sir!
ReplyDeleteI do so want to see a Camel duel between you, Clint and Dave.
Thank you Anne, although I worried the competition has brought out a blood lust in you - have you seen how many those two produce in a week?!
DeleteMore fine work Michael :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Tamsin.
DeleteGreat painting work! Wonderful camels.
ReplyDeleteThank you Juan.
DeleteGreat work Michael!
ReplyDeleteThank you kind Sir.
DeleteLove the camels Michael. Top work sir.
ReplyDeleteThat is very kind of you Bob, thank you.
DeleteFabulous work on the camels. Well, the riders aren't too bad either.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much!
DeleteI love this period...the dust, the sand and the Nile. Great work on the camels and gun crews.
ReplyDeleteThank you Vinnie, I need to get on though if I'm every going to have enough for a game.
DeleteGreat job... You just need to a lot more ;-)
ReplyDeleteThank you and yes, you're right of course!
DeleteDelightful dromedaries Miachel!
ReplyDeleteThank you Scott.
DeleteYou camels are some of the nicest going around Michael. The colour is spot on.
ReplyDeleteWhy thank you Sir.
DeleteNice work on the camels Michael
ReplyDeleteThank you Captain, much appreciated.
DeleteVery very nice Sir M! Love the subtle shading on the Camels!
ReplyDeleteThank you my good man.
DeleteGreat looking Camels!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Thank you Christopher.
DeleteYouve got those camels spot on.
ReplyDeleteI'm certainly please with how they turned out, thank you.
DeleteThe camels are fantastic Michael! Really like the basing too!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Rodger.
DeleteFantastic work this Camel lark must be catching!
ReplyDeleteNice Beja! You say these are Perry Miniatures? I have some Old Glory camel riders - I hope they come out half as well!
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