A bit of a photo dump this time. The (hopefully) last of the Swiss....
Command /flag stands - since these photos I have fettled obsessively with the flags and added more flesh highlights and corrections....
Zweihander
Arquebus
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A super photo dump it is too, lovely looking figures, the real sense of movement the sculptors get in a 2D figure is mind boggling. Great post!
ReplyDeleteThanks Donnie, the amount of animation is indeed very evident. I'm constantly impressed at the amount of detail the engravers achieve.
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Truly brilliant brushwork, Neil! I hope this is not the last of the Swiss.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jonathan. Well having just added up what I've painted, suggests if I was tidy minded, I need another 8 elements......☺
ReplyDeleteFor now though, I will concentrate on Landsknechts and Gensdarmes of which there are plenty to finish!
Neil
Love em. Very nice. 😀
ReplyDeleteThanks Stew!
ReplyDeleteNeil
Superb looking figures, Neil! I have to say flats look perfect for this period.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dean. They do look like some of the contemporary illustrations.
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These are simply beautiful. Can't think of a better way of saying it.
ReplyDeleteThanks Chris. There is something captivating about flats. I resisted for a long time, but some of the engraving is just sublime. A designer friend of mine remarked he wished he could get that level of animation and movement into his figures.
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A splendid bit of bombing Neil…
ReplyDeleteThey are lovely action packed miniatures….
All the best. Aly
Thanks Aly. I actually did a bit more to them after these photos.
ReplyDeleteI think the Zweihander are the most dynamic.
Neil