Hello, here
is a new dimension for my Landsknecht Dwarf army, a Gnome unit. They are
considered as a « Rank and File » choice of the Dwarf army list (3rd
ed). Citadel edited some gnomes in the mid 80’s, they’re pretty rare and I
never found the courage to collect them.
So, when I discovered the Alpine Gnomes Kick Starter of Jamie Loft last year, I naturally backed the project. Miniatures
are funny, many postures, special characters, wounded Gnome. Size and style
match with my Dwarves.
For me,
Alpine Gnome refer to the “Swiss mercenaries”, embarrassing thing when you
build a Landsknecht army (bitter enemies during the Renaissance era). Therefore,
to increase the “Landsknecht style” of my new Gnome unit, I added some feathers
on their hats and I painted them with a festival colors as properly. The final
touch is the traditional colored banners of the Holy Roman Empire.
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Hmmm, pas fan des figurine, mais ta peinture est toujours aussi réjouissante :)
RépondreSupprimerOn va dire que c'est dans la continuité des Dixons Miniatures :)
SupprimerMarvelous looking little fellows! I love them!
RépondreSupprimerThank you Mr Mouse :)
SupprimerC'est assez surprenant je m'attendais pas à ça. Mais ça s'insère très bien avec le reste !
RépondreSupprimerSalut et merci :) Je suis assez satifait de l'homogeneité malgré les différentes tailles de figurines.
RépondreSupprimerI sculpted the gnomes; and it was an absolute pleasure to see how you had painted them up. It made me quite happy. :)
RépondreSupprimerHello Byron :) Thank you very much :) Your Gnomes are really cool to paint, you have nicely understand the Old school sculpt style. I love :)
RépondreSupprimerToday I will post a new message concerning the Gnome Artillery