For the painting, I've drawn insipiration from the Rackham Griffin cannons and I'm quite happy with the result (although there is always room for improvement!).
Friday, April 25, 2014
Kaboom!
A 21-gun salute to celebrate my hundredth follower! The crew is a Marauder dwarf, the gun is the ex-Citadel and now Wargames Foundry Bell Bombard, unfortunately sold without axle and with smaller wheels than the original ones.
For the painting, I've drawn insipiration from the Rackham Griffin cannons and I'm quite happy with the result (although there is always room for improvement!).
For the painting, I've drawn insipiration from the Rackham Griffin cannons and I'm quite happy with the result (although there is always room for improvement!).
Congratulations on the 100th follower.
ReplyDeleteGreat job as always, I really like the wood grain. I never noticed the bandaged hand before.
Ton NMM sur le fut du canon est délicieux :)
ReplyDeleteWow! Beautiful piece!
ReplyDeleteSimply wonderful! You really have talent for bringing these old miniatures to life.
ReplyDeleteComme Pandera, ton canon est superbe!
ReplyDeleteMerci, content que tu apprécies ! (au passage, tes derniers skavens avec jezzail sont de toute beauté)
Deletehmm I never had noticed the bandage either, great job on the cannon.
ReplyDeleteExcellently painted Bombard and Dwarf, they work really well together.
ReplyDeleteI was looking at the old red Catalogue and the wheels look like they are the wheels for the old breech loading bombard. So while not the original wheels, they are from the same era.