Oils Barbarians

[templar magister]

One of my last works!Sorry but I have no camera and i have only one photo.

 

[gordy]

Veeery Nice! Christos

You need a camera!

 

[debrito]

Great painting and set up....

 

[davidmitchell]

These two figures go together very well Christos,well done.


Cheers David

 

[ChaosCossack]

Very cool!!
The two figures work very well together
Great scene

Cheers

Colin

 

[Ineluki]

Very impressive !
I like whole scene very much - two tough guys, with grim gaze ...
Congrats.
Simon

 

[Piotrec]

Great execution. They fit perfectly together.

 

[Meehan34]

great work. these guys seem made for a scene like this.

 

[megroot]

great work and outstanding setting.

marc

 

[debrito]

Very impressive !
I like whole scene very much - two tough guys, with grim gaze ...
Congrats.
Simon

With shaved legs ....

 

[Mike Stevens]

Nicely Done!

 

[Ineluki]

With shaved legs ....

You're right, the leg looks a bit to smooth and shiny.
Still I like it. And if I'm not mistaken, the paint is probably fresh.

 

[Babelfish]

Two of my least favourite Pegaso figures. They look far too "romanticised" for my taste, like something straight out of a Victorian painting. Especially the guy with the immaculately waxed legs.

But having said that, your paintwork is phenomenal and the quality of the finished vignette is stunning. Your choice of wooden base is also spot on.

- Steve

 

[sarouman]

These two figures go together very well Christos,well done.


Cheers David

100% AGREE!
(πως το επαθες και ανεβασες φωτο?)

Αlexandros

 

[thrax]

Ok I see the shaved legs comment frequently. how would you make um more manly? ehh.

 

[templar magister]

Thank you all for the kind comments!!For the shaved legs in this scale write to us how to do it.

 

[P GREEN]

Christos
Very nice work the figures go nicely together and its got a nice warm presence!
Oil or Acylic?

Cheers
Paul

 

[Ferris]

These look very well together. PErfect paintwork!

The leg does look a bit dandy, but I'm no expert on period tastes.
It should be possible to paint lots of tiny hairs, dark when in the shade, lighter when on a highlight.

But I really like this vignette!

Cheers,
Adrian

 

[Djoubri M]

Like it too. Great work!

 

[housecarl]

Everyone knows the Barbarians went in for all sorts of body treatments, It's the origin of the word barber.
Tomfoolery aside, superb painting and basing,
Carl.