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Hi folks, just done my test mini for my new bretonnian army, im gonna be painting it over at Golem painting studio in the hours after work.

Looking forward to this army, tho its going to be a long haul before its finished. I wanted to go for a traditional colour scheme, I find GW use of primary colours really works, i just wish to add my own twist on it. I wanted to keep a focus on the vibrant colours and so i used warm colours for the skin tones and i am considering changing the base to a autumn theme.

Hope you all enjoy my peasant bowman and there should be more to come in the future

Nice shading on the blue and red. Very crisp.

Love seeing this kind of effort put into the lowly peasants great work!

That's one damn fine looking peasant.

He doesn't deserve so much attention! Just kidding. Great work. The shading is awesome.

Awesome work there matey

Really nice work. Its nice to see some WHFB here too

Looks really nice James. I particularly like the blending and the choice of colour/contrast.Can't wait to see the whole unit!