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Death, Taxes and Spring Cleaning

Death, Taxes and Spring Cleaning

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Spring cleaning my Baron's War collection

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A knight and a broken cart

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Cracking on with the weekend hobby.

I had one straggler foot knight I forgot to finish earlier and also based this broken cart.

I 3d printed the cart, it was part of the latest Barons’ War Kickstarter

A knight and a broken cart
A knight and a broken cart
A knight and a broken cart
A knight and a broken cart

Pikemen & billmen

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Skill 4
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Latest additions to my Barons’ War, Pikemen and Billmen.

Pikemen & billmen
Pikemen & billmen
Pikemen & billmen
Pikemen & billmen
Pikemen & billmen

Knights

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Skill 9
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Waging more Barons’ War. A group of Knights.

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Back to Barons' War

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I’m back!

After a summer & fall hobby hiatus, I recently got back into painting. Starting off slow, here are few knights for Barons’ War.

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Hubert de Burgh

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Skill 11
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Hubert de Burgh
Hubert de Burgh

Robert Fitzwalter

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Another new paint job, and another nerve-racking colour scheme.

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Robert FitzwalterRobert Fitzwalter
Robert Fitzwalter
Robert Fitzwalter

Stephen Langton

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Skill 14
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Something completely new painted, not only basing work.I finished Stephen Langton on horseback.

Quite happy how this one turned out. Painting large areas of white is always a little daunting and then there’s the extra pressure of freehand work on top of it. Mistakes with red would’ve been costly.

The steps I used for the white:

  1. White zenithal highlight over black (using Liquitex white ink)
  2. Shading with Citadel Contrast Apothecary white. I didn’t use the normal “contrast method” of flooding the model, instead did more controlled shading. Contrast paints are nice for this too, and Apot. white has a nice tone.
  3. Gradual highlights with Vallejo Off White.
  4. Extreme highlights with pure white (Army Painter). This is mainly to edge the red crosses.

 

 

Stephen Langton
Stephen Langton
Stephen Langton
Stephen Langton

Foot Knight Command groups

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Skill 15
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Foot Knight Command groups
Foot Knight Command groups
Foot Knight Command groups
Foot Knight Command groups
Foot Knight Command groups

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