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30/08/2017

A Scottish castle - part two

Well, I must admit, I really enjoyed the painting on this one. Took a bit longer than I first thought but I wanted to get the tones right. At around the start of the 1400's the UK (as it is now) was entering a little ice age so I wanted to get a more 'autumnal' feel to the groundwork and I think I've pulled it off.

Onto the pictures, not many more words to say apart from the fact I'll be starting on a smaller base with a stables on it next for this commission.






















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20 comments:

  1. Willie Anderson30/08/2017, 20:10

    Turned out great Jim👍

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  2. painterman30/08/2017, 22:59

    Mighty fine build and paint James. Looking forward to seeing the adjoining piece.

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    1. jimbibbly30/08/2017, 23:26

      Thank you Simon, made a start on it but need to order more material.

      cheers

      James

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  3. Suber30/08/2017, 23:12

    Sir, words are useless here. Big applause!

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  4. (Kym) + Warburton + (Classic40K) 31/08/2017, 03:43

    Love it, that is very inspirational!

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  5. Modhail31/08/2017, 06:37

    Wow! Have you been experimenting with your shrink ray again? British Heritage will be mighty miffed when they find out! ;P
    Great work!

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  6. Matt Crump31/08/2017, 07:38

    Fantastic building project ........😀 Very impressive work

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  7. Rodger31/08/2017, 11:29

    Very very impressive work!

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  8. Paul´s Bods31/08/2017, 16:44

    Lovely!!!!

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  9. Dalauppror01/09/2017, 13:10

    Lovely work !!!

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  10. caveadsum147101/09/2017, 15:15

    Fantastic painting, a really lovely piece of work, terrific weathering.
    Best Iain

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  11. Hendrid01/09/2017, 16:36

    Looking the DB's Jim, very smart looking bit of terrain. The different shades on the slate roof makes a huge difference. Very nice indeed.

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