WIP Romeo Models 54mm Sassanid Horseman

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paulyrichard

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I've jus' finished assemblin' this! Mould lines are almost non-existent requirin' minimal clean-up. Everythin' fitted together OK, with only a little need for some Milliput and Liquid Putty, jus' to give it a little more refinement.

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Thanks for lookin', guys!

OK, these are the choice colours i'm usin' on this figure. They're from Vallejo, and are Emerald and Violet Red.

After applyin' the Emerald colour, I kind of hit a brick wall when it came down to mixin' a highlight for this shade. I never had any Sap Green oil paint! So in the end I mixed Yellow Naples Hue in with Cobalt Blue Hue, and came up with a suitable shade. I found out that if I mixed a lot of Yellow Naples into the Cobalt Blue you only end up gettin' a lighter shade of blue and not a green colour you'd expect. Yellow Naples seems to have a lot more white in it than Yellow, now I know! Its strange, jus' by mixin' a little of the Yellow Naples oil paint I got the shade of green I was after. In the end the brick wall was only a fence, and allowed me to progress.

The highlight for the Violet Red consisted of mixin' Yellow Naples Hue (again), in with Dioxazine Purple.

Yellow Naples Hue is the key colour for mixin' highlight shades!

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Thanks John.

This is nearly finished, with jus' the base left to do. The shield was painted with Vallejo Red, and Vallejo Medium Olive was used for the six points.

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Re: Sassinid Warrior

Outstanding Paul! The colors really make it pop. The metals are excellent as well; that shield is beautiful.

I have to admit that this figure didn't really do much for me when it was first released, but I'm sold now. It goes on the wants list!

Cheers,

Glen
 
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