The Last Visigoth, Hispania 800dc by Oriol Quin

[ori]

Hey! I just want to introduce you my new miniature. It's the first of my new historic serie: "The Last Visigoth, Hispania 800dc"
You can visit my site and buy this miniature and the other of my "at the moment" very little catalogue ;-)
The site is oriolquin.com
Hope you like it!!

 

[Oda]

This looks fine.I hope it is the very good start to a promising continuation.

Oda.

PS: Checked your site.As you said,small for the time being but all the attributes of a good sculptor and of quality releases are there.

Best of luck.

 

[Nap]

Hi Ori

Great to see you posting and a nice figure , like the natural pose and the artwork

Do share the sculptor and artist details

Fully agree with Oda's comments

Do continue to share releases ...tell us about the current ones available as well

Nap

 

[ori]

Thanks for all your nice words!!
I'm the sculptor and also the painter, hahahaha... I'm a full orchestra man!
For this reason I can't be so fast I'll like... I have no time to sculp, produce and paint so fast than others do. But in my workbench there are many figures that will be produced in some time... i hope

 

[Babelfish]

VERY nice figure. What is the history behind it?

- Steve

 

[ori]

As you can reed in the site:
"In 711, the invasion of the Iberian Peninsula by the muslims began. The Visigoths, the people who reigned this area, could not avoid the invasion and took refuge in the northern mountains. From east to west they founded several independent kingdoms and fighted against the Muslims, but very often with each other.
The pages of history are full of heroes and their actions, sometimes real history and sometimes simple fantasy.
I present you a prototipe of one of those warriors, in a mixture of Muslim and Visigoth elements, and with some other elements that introduce the character to the medieval period. Hope you enjoy it."

 

[Edorta]

Nice figure in 75mm, I like the choice of the pre Spanish historical context. Good sculpt and price. Good luck with your own brand.

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia