Just a very quick post today to document recent progress and the completion of this trio of miniatures. During the challenge, I had a convoluted idea of producing a vignette for the 'Anti-Hero' bonus round based on the Solomon Kane story, 'The Moon of Skulls'. In the end I ran out of time and the idea got shelved, but I was desperate to get the miniatures painted.
I had spent quite a bit of time tracking down a suitable candidate for Solomon Kane and was delighted when I happened upon this chap from 'Black Army Productions'. The only thing is that he is rather shy young man and the angle of the head, sculpted as it is, hides lots of the lovely details.
So next up the 'Warlord Games' Club Men, faces and bases done, just need to do the rest now!
Wonder painting Michael, and a cracking mini of Solomon as well - well found, and I'll be picking him up at some point now (as I'm a huge fan of R E Howard's puritan). Those clubmen look rather splendid too.
ReplyDeleteThank you my good man, Black Army productions had quite a few interesting pieces that I may have to pick up a some point.
DeleteWonderful...lots of character!
ReplyDeleteThere are great sculpts to begin with to be fair, but thank you Gordon.
DeleteLovely work Sir Michael :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Tamsin.
DeleteA very nice Solomon. I do like the African skin tones.
ReplyDeleteThank you Mark, all down to the Foundry triad, very useful.
DeleteWonderful trio!
ReplyDeleteSolomon Kane is fantastic!
Thank you so much Luca.
DeleteI shall have to stop looking at your painting. It is just so good. make me feel inadequate!
ReplyDeleteNonsense Clint, but thank you! ;)
DeleteVery nice indeed sir. The feathered headdress is especially good.
ReplyDeleteThank you kind Sir!
DeleteHola Amigo
ReplyDeleteMAGNIFICA mesa de trabajo
un saludo
Thank you J.D.
DeleteVery nicely done Michael as one would expect!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
That is incredibly kind of you Christopher, thank you.
DeleteNice work Sir M!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ray.
DeleteVery nice work Michael! That Solomon Kane figure is a really good find!
ReplyDeleteI have to say that I was really pleased with him and thank you.
DeleteFine modeling-manship, Michael. BTW: Kane is really cool!!
ReplyDeleteHe is a wonderful sculpt to work on and thank you Jay.
DeleteI love Solomon Kane despite his shyness. The African's look good too and what is Solomon Kane without Africa.
ReplyDeleteThank you Robert, he is certainly a brooding chap, which of course befits his character.
DeleteGreat work on the Africans, Michael. Kane's concealed face provides an air of mystery.
ReplyDeleteOh it certainly does that! I tried to raise him up on a box in the first picture, but to no avail - he just kept on brooding!
DeleteAs always... Great work.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much.
DeleteVery nice work indeed
ReplyDeleteThank you Michael.
DeleteNice brushwork as always, Michael.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Dean.
DeleteLovely miniature indeed to represent Solomon. Nice work on him,even if he is trying to remain in the shadows.
ReplyDeleteThank you Terry.
DeleteFantastic job Michael! That native girl is superb, the others are just as good, she's my favourite. Must be something to do with her thighs.
ReplyDeleteGood to see you still alive and painting old boy.
Thank you Bob, still hanging in here!
DeleteNice mix of models and some wonderful painting.
ReplyDeleteThank you, I was really pleased with how they have together.
DeleteStunning work Michael! I love the bright colours you use.
ReplyDeleteThat Witch Hunter looks way cool. Love the skin tones on the first photo too.
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