More fantasy figures although this time something a little more human. These elves come from the Caesar Miniatures set and as with the previous figures were purchased to play D&D with. These however were purchased at a different time along with a bunch of other fantasy sets so keep your eyes out for more wierd and wonderful things. These elves have been painted in a dark blue and grey colour scheme, I like to think of them as some form of guards wearing blue as opposed to other elves who would be more dressed for camouflage. I hope you enjoy.
Protecting the maiden as the makes the dangerous trip across this strange wooden plain. |
Unfortunately I don't have access to fine thread for the bowstrings |
The elves have an engraved pattern on their quivers. I was unable to make it out though so all the patterns are imrovised. |
This guy is the only one with his hood up and perhaps he is shy? |
Once again, no clue what that pattern was. |
Something rather annoying about this figure is that the two ends of the bow are shaped differently. Something I could not correct. |
The dark hair came out much better in the photo than I had expected. |
This man has a sword out but no obvious scabard. I really should have added one in retrospect. |
The dirt effect I did on these figures was a combination of dabbing paint on unevenly as well as a drybrush. I am quite pleased how it stands out against the dark blue. |
Finally the maiden, I find her clothes too simple to be of a princess, I am already converting some of her sisters in the set, one into a warrior another will be more spendidly dressed. |
Time to talk hair, this silvery white hair was very frustrating to achieve and it took be several attempts to finally get something I was happy with. |
They're damn nice!
ReplyDeleteGlad you like them. Started painting them up on a whim. Turned out well for something I hadn't given much thought.
DeleteThis is a greeat post
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