I've been wanting to do in a loooooooong time, but I also know very well how these kind of projects tends to drain my (hobby) energy. But I got through it and I'm still enjoying painting :) My Demon Cannon from
Old School Miniatures by John Pickford is done.
Short after receiving
my prototype copy I started building him a scenic base, but for a long time its been sitting here unpainted starring at me (or rather point his rears at me) like this.
However, with the new-found energy for painting (mainly due to new glasses and a set of Rosemary & Co.Series 33 brushes) I've finally begun painting this huge piece. Those following me on
facebook would have seen a few VIPs of the thing, but now it's all finished I shall reveal it on here, first.
So here it is (and I apologies for the huge amount of pictures, but I am actually rather proud of this one - and I might have been a bit over-enthusiastic when I brought out the camera) and I'll give you a photo-tour around the scenic piece and after that, a few individual shots of the five miniatures..
Old School Miniatures: Demonic Cannon
First the diorama as a whole
And then a few zoomed in details
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Cleaner |
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Loader |
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Pusher |
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Master Engineer |
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Master Engineers controlling the situation at safe distance |
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Grey Crow |
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Loose Cannon Ball |
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Trophy rack |
And last, shots of the stunning individual models:
Hilarious and at the same time oh so we'll painted and posed.
ReplyDeleteWhat he said,
ReplyDeleteprobably one of the best ideas ever sculpted! ^^
Really cool and striking paintjob!
Quiote simply brilliant. Great job all round!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your nice comments, gentlemen.
ReplyDeleteThank You for bringing that fine ass to daylight ;-)
ReplyDeleteFantastic work - I love all the characterful additions to the excellent scenic base. Thanks for sharing it!
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