Galladorn:
Stunning work. Absolutely Stunning!
Mahtipakarat:
Loving your work! How did you do paint the bases may I ask?
Blue in VT:
:hat off
Yep…these officially kick ass…very nice models and extremely well painted. Makes we want to play historical war games…but no one around here wants to join me…:~
Can’t wait to see more!
Blue
PsychosisPC:
Wow. Thanks for all the compliments guys. These models really intimidated me at first, and they are what I’ve wanted to do ever since I got into this hobby. I’ve just finally got around to doing them and the feeling that I could do what I wanted to do, justice.
The pictures seems to give all the details, textures and colours justice.I’ve a really simple set up that does not always give me good photos, especially of my higher end pieces, but for my gaming pieces and conversion work it works well. Its simply a piece of construction paper in a Robin’s Egg Blue color, with a pair of GE Revel 60 Watt bulbs in my desk lamps placed essentially spot lighting the minis. My camera is a very old Nikkon Coolpix 4300, 4 mega pixel, with a great macro setting allowing me to take very good closeups. Other than that, I really don’t know much about cameras.
Can you please give us a quick breakdown of your photography setup? Backdrop, light positioning, brightness, camera settings?
GRNDL
Loving your work! How did you do paint the bases may I ask?I’m basically using all Vallejo Model colors. Bases are range of 3 browns, drybrushed, followed by a light drybrush of Vallejo Model Color Beige
Mahtipakarat
Yep…these officially kick ass…very nice models and extremely well painted. Makes we want to play historical war games…but no one around here wants to join me…:~Build it and they will come. Sometimes, someone needs to take the lead.
Blue in VT
cornixt:
Very natural paint scheme, unusual to see something that looks so real,
Willmark:
To say these are impressive would be an understatement.
PsychosisPC:
I finally got around to modeling up my Conquest Games unit. I feel I’m getting a bit better with the caparisons. Practice helps. Going to attempt to fix the flat foreheads also to make them look a bit more like the Perry horses.
And will do a couple riders, even though Conquest already has some in padded armor and cloth.
These also do not come with any couched lances, so I need to model that too, have some ideas. Got to get ready for Adepticon, again.
Castellan:
Really nice job with the greenstuff here. 
PsychosisPC:
Recently added to the infantry, which now looks like this.
Right now its at 23 models. Its getting there. The banners are temporary for now, I plan to replace them in the future.
—PPC
Stepper:
This army is tha bomb!!!
Superb paint jobs and conversions :hat off
Greetz,
Stepper
vulcanologist:
More great stuff! A fleur de lys banner…are your crusaders having a French theme?
Wylfdd:
I liked the freehand!
Hug!
:hat off
AGPO:
Your work just keeps getting better and better!
AGPO:
Your work just keeps getting better and better!
Kera foehunter:
Augggggggggggggggggggh and he does great green stuff too…
I love your movement treys they are off the hook
Bolg:
Great stuff!
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Kera foehunter:
Augggggggggggggggggggh and he does great green stuff too…
I love your movement treys they are off the hook
Bolg:
Great stuff!
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PsychosisPC:
Thanks for all the kind words.
Well its taken awhile, but I finally got around painting up my converted knights of the Conquest Games plastic variety. Conversion work is similar to that done with the Perry Miniatures.
I thnk they turned out decent. Had fun converting them and the painting was fairly straight forward.
Below is the next pair of knights. The one on the left I have converted, giving him an axe from the Gripping Beast Plastic vikings. I think its a neat little conversion that works well.
I like this look and I look forward to seeing the long awaited infantry. More to follow…
vulcanologist:
Great stuff! Keep the pics coming!