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Figure painting has largely replaced my previous hobby of playing PC games, as such I tend to spiral into a gloomy/empty mood whenever I don't have an active project going so I usually jump straight into the next one.

I'd buy it. As someone who's only knowledge of Samurai comes from playing Nobunaga's Ambition and Shogun Total War and is currently trying to tackle his first Japanese figures I really appreciate these postings. The grip on Toranaga is definitely a big bummer because it's impossible to correct...

That really is beautiful - hats off.

Nice, esp. that eagle fibula which is very distinctly Visigothic

Great work and congratulations on the prize! The horse is adorable Cyrill

Great! I saw at Berliner Zinnfiguren that you now also have the formerly Revolution Oda Nobunaga.

Thanks! There are no sources on what this specific knight wore, I just picked green. Brigandines like that would come dyed in a variety of colours.

Same story here. Ordered three figures more than a month ago but they were never shipped and E-Mails won't get a response. At the same time they seem to be able to do Facebook updates.

Thanks everyone!

Hello My latest effort. It's a 75mm resin by Mercury Models. Arms of Johann Flach Freiherr von Reischach, a Swabian Baron who was active as a Condottiere for various factions in Italy between 1356 and 1382. Happy weekend everyone Cyrill

Looks great :) I just got my first EK Castings too, they seem to be well detailed Cyrill

Looks great! Cyrill

Thanks. I don't think so, but that would be an interesting figure to paint in larger scale.

I will definitely be getting that Jan Zizka figure. Great stuff.

On another note, the stuff works quite well for degluing resin, almost as well as acetone on metal. Just gotta be careful with it. Currently at it again, scraping primer out of mail rings is just the worst...

Wow!

Hello Peter, I saw yours on Putty & Paint and took notes, though your fleshwork is beyond my skill. The straps are still unpainted in the box and I'm still unsure if I should use them because they'd obscure the sheen of the breastplate which I really like on this one :)

Thanks everyone

Hey all This is 75mm resin from Tin Berlin Arms of the Von Sternberg (Szternberk), vassals of the Bohemian Crown - they provided mercenaries for the Polish in the Battle of Grunwald 1410 and later also fought for Emperor Sigismund in the Hussite Wars. -Cyrill

Looks like a rather difficult piece! Good luck