Gilles sends us a veritable tribe of Libyan archers for us to enjoy.
A big post this time! Not a great quality but a great quantity.
108 Early Libyan archers (15mm Essex) coming from a new experiment I tried recently, a result of a dive in the 'Jester’s Bath'.
This is a white undercoat, then a painting session for the details, a satin varnish spray on them, and the longest part of the work:” the basing”.
Hope you like them.
Yes we do! Great work Gilles, I really like the detail work you did with their cloaks and headdress - it makes for a very interesting (and colourful) army.
These Libyan archers will give Gilles a very tidy 216 points to add to his total. Well done!
Wow who's been very busy, great job i really like the paint work and basing really nice
ReplyDeleteQuantity has a quality of its own, and with colour choices theses look ace, well done.
ReplyDeleteExcellent! Bravo Gilles!
ReplyDeleteAlways good to see a large block of troops. Terrific
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Great work!
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of archers, how big must the army be?
ReplyDeleteIan
Thats an impressive looking force there Gilles.
ReplyDeleteLovely work
Great stuff Gilles. The cattle skin prints are spectacularly good at this scale!
ReplyDeleteLovely work Gilles :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice and colorful looking force!
ReplyDeleteChristopher