Wednesday, February 22, 2012

A Second Foundry Swashbuckler

I found this figure last night; he was languishing in my unpainted minis bin, probably been there for at least five years. Anyway, he'll fit for my game this Saturday, so I took an hour or so last night and got some paint on him.









And here's a comp shot with one of my recent favorite Reaper figures:



This figure is not as good as the one I featured yesterday--his facial details were not as crisp, but he's still a fine figure and well worth the time to add to my collection of painted historical/fantasy models.

Thanks for visiting!

--Scott
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  1. I hate it when you mention how quick you knock these out . It's not fair to us mere mortals

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    1. Hah-hah! Thanks, Joe! For me it's all about having those go-to colors handy and just executing the plan. Once you factor in basing and drying time before sealing, he probably took about 90 minutes.

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  2. and he's even got grime on the cloak! Argh!

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