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[lock-n-load]

This is a Huron Warrior from Nemrod, 120mm resin kit. One of my first breaks from painting olive drab and camo! Please share with me any thoughts and observations about this figure.

 

[Guy]

Excellent work Michael. One of my favorite Native American figures. I like the stockade fence you have added.

 

[Marcel]

Great paintjob on this figure and very nice basework!

 

[megroot]

I like what you have done so far.
It is possible that the picture show's us washout colors. In my opinion you could do some more shading specially on the pants and his face.
The base is absolutely stunning.

marc

 

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Thnks to all for your kind words. I really enjoyed building this one as The Seven Years War is one of my favorites. I wish there were more large scale kits available for all parties involved in this world wide conflict. I live near the location of Fort Pitt and Fort Duquesne, have played as a child in Braddock's Field on the Mononghela river and frequently ride my motorcycle to Bushy Run battlefield.

 

[Wendy]

This one's my favorite, not to minimize the job on the others, but I like this subject and time period.

Nice paint job on him. You might want to play up shadows and highlights more, but still nice, nonetheless. The groundwork is nifty, by the way.

 

[Cvikings67]

Looking good. I'm partial to the ground work. Chris

 

[Roc]

Good work Michael, and thanks for sharing.

Cheers
Roc

 

[IIICorps]

Nice work. The weapons gurus can chime in here, but isn't his war club upside down? Doesn't one do the whacking with the ball?