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PaulW

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This is my first figure post. I have been working on the armour of this Mycenaean heavy infantry man.
I have wet blended bronze, gold and silver over a copper base. The figure has an awful lot of texture on the armour, I assume to produce the beaten treatment in the armourers forging process.
I'm quite happy with it and have thoroughly enjoyed myself.
Your thoughts will be appreciated.
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Hi Paul

Great to see what your working on , interesting subject to choose and definately one for armour painters

I agree with LH looks like a museum piece .....nice work so far ...are you stippling to surface

Be interested in seeing what metallics your using

This might be of interest
https://www.planetfigure.com/threads/mycenaean-warrior-from-altores-studio.78750/

Look forward to seeing more

Have fun @ the bench

Nap

Here’s a museum original piece
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Hi Paul

Great to see what your working on , interesting subject to choose and definately one for armour painters

I agree with LH looks like a museum piece .....nice work so far ...are you stippling to surface

Be interested in seeing what metallics your using

This might be of interest
https://www.planetfigure.com/threads/mycenaean-warrior-from-altores-studio.78750/

Look forward to seeing more

Have fun @ the bench

Nap

Here’s a museum original piece
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Thank you Nap.
It is an unusual subject. To be honest it isn't one I'd normally go for, but for my first piece I wanted to push my comfort-zone.
Thank you for the link, that is a beautiful figure and is wonderfully animated. Unfortunately, their site is for sale?

I'm wet blending on the figure itself using two brushes, one new and one old.
The paints used are from Scale 75.
 
It would be difficult for an infantryman to move very far in this armour. I suspect whoever wore it would have been fighting from a chariot.
 
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