WIP "Give Them Cold Steel" - 54mm Diorama

[Viking Bob]

Quality painting.
Bob

 

[ChaosCossack]

OUTSTANDING!!!!!!!!!!!

Colin

 

[Christosjager]

14th and last miniature, the General Armistead

 

[pgarri27]

Are you going non-stop on this project? You have amazing stamina. It's looking good.

 

[Christosjager]

Yes non-stop my friend, I am painting the gun right now.

 

[legend69]

RIDICULOUS...that is how good this is!!!!!
Anthony

 

[ellie]

Fantastic!!! nothing more to say.

ian

 

[Viking Bob]

another superbly painted figure. Fantastic.

Bob

 

[ChaosCossack]

Brilliant work Christos. Now I can't wait to see them all mounted on the groundwork.

Don't stop now!!!!

Colin

 

[Nap]

Christos ,

This is brilliant work , love the standard bearers , and the wounded ..simply top notch work ....

A lot of work but boy has this paid off .......agree with kisifer ..BOS BOS BOS

Thanks for sharing

Nap

 

[Christosjager]

the cannon before weathering

 

[ChaosCossack]

Love the blackening on the breech and muzzle.

Get everything mounted up, dying to see the finished product.

Colin

 

[ChaosCossack]

Question Christos, did you paint the gun carriage with acrylics and if so... how did you achieve the wood grain? It looks really, really great.

 

[Christosjager]

Yes Colin only acrylics, can you be more specific about your answer?

 

[Christosjager]

and one family photo, say cheese guys

 

[Viking Bob]

Great family photo

 

[garyhiggins]

The Cannon looks great especially the way you've painted the broken wheel. I hope you won't be burdened down by the weight of all the medals you are going to win.
Best wishes, Gary.

 

[pgarri27]

Christos, the figures look great. Can't wait to see them all mounted at the wall.
Your cannon looks strange to me because I am use to seeing all the preserved cannon on the civil war battle fields. They are all painted National Park green and the fittings are painted black. Yours shows much wear which looks very good.

 

[Christosjager]

Yes I know about the cannon, I' ve painted it a bit more "artistic", more wear as you are saying, more used and exposed at war and batllefields and weather conditions I am saying, it's not so "museum" painted, well I like it more the way I paint it and after the weathering I believe it will look even much better

 

[pgarri27]

I like it your way too.