ENTER HERE IN INTERMEDIATE CLASS ends 30/06/25

[Nap]

Hi to All

Enter your model into Part 1 of the competitions in the INTERMEDIATE class

Closes Midnight BST 30/06/25

Members to decide which class to enter in

Full or thumbnails for pictures ....your decision ....no limit

Note: ONLY FOR ENTRIES not COMMENTS

FIGURE TO BE ENTERED IN ONLY 1 CLASS but YOU CAN ENTER UP TO 3 DIFFERENT PIECES in the same class

Please take the time to add some details to include:
Title
Manufacturer
Scale
Materials ( paints etc ) used
Conversion details if applicable
Any other info you may wish to add ie: links to SBS

The winner will go forward to be voted on for a chance of great prizes at the end of 2025

****PLEASE also SUPPORT by going to the other threads on this link and ENTER and VOTE****

https://www.planetfigure.com/forums/forum-competitions.196/watch

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[Viking Bob]

Okay, first one of the year.

5 Regt, Ruesch Hussars. 1753.​

(die Totenköpfe)


Painted in acrylics and inks, the scale is 75mm.

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[Cyrill I.]

Teutonic Knight by Pegaso, 90mm metal and painted with acrylics

 

[Shaun Platts]

1/6 Old Guard, Waterloo, 1815.
CGS Miniatures.
Finished in acrylics.

 

[Nap]

Hi everyone

My first of what will be 3 entries ( all can do the same ) to this comp

Following on from my V bench here: https://www.planetfigure.com/thread...-white-general-from-legion-miniatures.681822/

THE WHITE GENERAL - MIKHAIL SKOBELEV

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Happy entering one and all

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[paintgrenader]

Hi to everyone
I finished one from my favorites figures.
Very famous & very old. )))
German knight. XV c
I have been eyeing this figure for a long time.
The lack of a shield and the homeless hatchet in his hand always confused me.
The result of the conversion is obvious. The tournament lance and the targe shield look much more organic.
The figure was easy to assemble, although it has more than 70 parts.
Main conversions
1. Replacing the alspice with a lance. The spear is made from a wooden stick and toothpicks.
2. Making and installing a shield on the shoulder from lead foil and plastic.
3. Replacing the horse's tail with a more successful one from another figure.
4. Replacing some parts with wire ones.
I used acrylic metallic of different shades

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