I wanted
some new skirmishers or trackers for my Tribal African project and got it in
the forms of these Perry plastic miniatures with some added wirespears.
I tilted their heads a little to the ground to make it look as if they were searching for tracks.
I tilted their heads a little to the ground to make it look as if they were searching for tracks.
I just love
painting these miniatures, with a brown primer they take almost no time to get
ready and I like the end result. A good balance of time vs. details, decent
looking miniatures in almost no time.
I keep their clothing to natural brown/yellow colors as I wanted them to look as low status warriors or from a tribe living close to nature.
I keep their clothing to natural brown/yellow colors as I wanted them to look as low status warriors or from a tribe living close to nature.
I have painted 17miniatures and this will in Hail Caesar rules result in eather two small sized units or one standard sized unit using 16 of them and I got a drummer extra mostly for fun.
Unfortunately
the pictures didn´t turn out that good as I had hoped but I think you can get a
small idea on how they look…
Already
ordered a new box of Perrys plastic Sudanese tribesmen (amongst other things…) so
expect more tribals to come.
I have a question that has absolutely nothing to do with these splendid Sudanese.
ReplyDeleteThey tomte you used for your gnome bashing game... who makes those? :)
Those are from Splitered light. Higly recomended.
Deletehttp://www.splinteredlightminis.com/gnomes.html
Greate work on your tribal skirmishers !
ReplyDeleteBest regards Michael