WIP Tiny dots of color from the crowded bench

[akaryu]

Hello Planeteers,

Midst terrifying terrorist attacks around us and pandemic pandemonium severely restricting any form of social life, daubing tiny amounts of colour seems a good way to 'Never surrender!'

So a couple of oldies appeared on the workbench to get some color, an Augie Rodriguez bust of Date Masamune and an old Verlinden of a Kornilovets officer to end this weird year in style.



With over 100 Russian themed kits and about as much Foreign Legion ones in my grey army, I think I might survive these strange times. Maybe longevity prayers might help though....

Cheers,
Pierre

 

[Airkid]

There are some interesting figures in the background there Pierre. The headless Russian bust looks familiar? I like the poly bags keeping the dust off!

Stay safe mate

Phil

 

[akaryu]

The headless Russian, oh yes, that's old Konstantin Rokossovsky who has his head on a stick to make painting it easier. Rest assured, head and bust will be reunited sometime!

Cheers,

Pierre

 

[franck edet]

très belle peinture Pierre

very good painting !

 

[Chris Oldfield]

Agreed 100%, Pierre - in these times, being a hobbyist of any kind is a good way to take care of your mental health & well-being.

 

[Nap]

Hi Pierre

I wonder whst else you have lurking my friend

I was lookng at my Verlinded bust yesterday during the weekly clean of display cabinets ....look firwRd to seeing that progress

The samurai looks interesting as well

A bemedalled bust ( Legion Miniatures ? ) in the background ........looking out for that as well

Also is that a FeR WW1 Legionnaire as well ??

Stay safe and sane ..it's benchtime

Happy painting

Nap

 

[akaryu]

Hi Kevin,

The bemedalled one is Konstantin Rokossovsky from Legion indeed, without his head for the time being.

In the background is the legionnaire from Young, also headless.

Cheers,

Pierre

 

[Steve Brodie]

the guy at the back in the left corner looks like he is saying "WOOOOW look at the size of him"

 

[akaryu]

the guy at the back in the left corner looks like he is saying "WOOOOW look at the size of him"

A sturdy Don Cossack, soon to enter Paris, looking at that little Corsican upstart in his early days of glory!