LaTorre Saxon Warrior my take

[jjgurk]

Just finished this one. It was a xmas present to my wife a few years back. She IS a patient woman. Comments/suggestions/and or questions always welcome.
John

 

[RFL]

I like the almost monochromatic green/brown color choices, and the shield replacing the other axe, a very clean paint job as well, but I have a feeling there`s a far better paint job here then what we see in the somewhat soft pics.

 

[John Bowery]

John,
Very nicely done and great subtle colours. You have just caught up a year.
Cheers
John

 

[Trep]

Very nice work on the painting. Looks very realistic.

 

[Sambaman]

Nice work John!

Jay H.
Okc

 

[megroot]

Very good work.

Marc

 

[rheath]

Saxon Warrior

Very pleasantly done, would be nice to see some lighter pics as mentioned
in other comments, so that we can see more of what we suspect is a well painted figure, eg: light doesn't do it justice.

Thanks for posting, RobH.

 

[Clarence1]

Wow, Good job on that one. Like the colors and the painting look very nice.

Clarence
Gatineau, Québec

 

[unknown01]

Excellent work.
I think it's very wonderful.
I liked painting of pollution in particular.
Painting of a shield is amazing.
I congratulate completion.

Mitsutaka

 

[davidmitchell]

Very nicely painted John in great earthy tones which really suit this figure.

Cheers David

 

[jjgurk]

Thanks for the comments everyone. I resized the pics in order to possibly give the figure some more clarity. Who knows, I'm still figuring out how to take decent photos.
John

 

[tonydawe]

Excellent paint job John, I really like the muted, natural earthy tones. Well painted and constructed.

 

[rej]

Very nice John!!!

Ray

 

[jjgurk]

Many thanks guys. Yes, I really wanted the subdued muted tones for this figure. Since I concentrate mostly on WW2 figures and dios, the uniforms being naturally muted, it was a bit easier to get the mixes I wanted. One colour that I used quite a bit on this one was Sepia, of which I've become a big fan.
John

 

[Marcel]

Great paintwork John!

Marcel.

 

[Paul Kernan]

John:

Finally!! Glad to see you've spread your wings. Great job, mate. BTW as for the gift and a patient wife , I know what you mean. I gave Michele one of the Asian Empress busts as a Valentine Day gift. Two years later it is still sitting primed and waiting