Anyway, I managed to finish painting the Mongols, give them a coat of Klear/ink, pop them off the painting sticks, sort them into groups for basing, glue them onto their bases and add the basing texture - medium grey ballast sprinkled onto a thick layer of liquid superglue.
Today I'll be knocking off the bits of ballast overhanging the edges of the bases, sealing the ballast with thin PVA and once that has dried painting the bases. Unless the PVA takes an age to dry, in which case I'll be doing the painting and flocking tomorrow. And then giving them a spray with matt varnish. I'll take some nice pics of them once that's all done.
While various stages are drying, I'll be priming the Korean crossbowmen, which will be my next painting job.
Looking very good!
ReplyDeleteComing along very nicely I must say.
ReplyDeleteThis look brilliant! Well done, indeed.
ReplyDeleteLovely Mongols, Tamsin! Certain to break many hearts and armies. You must have a warehouse to store all of your minis. Your brush never rests!
ReplyDeleteLooking great Tamsin!
ReplyDeleteReally, really like them!
ReplyDelete@ Jonathan - thanks! :)
ReplyDelete@ Clint - cheers! :)
@ Jerry - thanks! :)
@ Monty - cheers! I do have quite a few, don't I? :)
@ Paul O'G - thanks! Oh, you mean the figures! ;)
@ Legatus - cheers! :)