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I am so lucky to have been sent some pre release miniatures for Para Bellum and River-horse Studios exciting new game CONQUEST. (rules being written by the notorious Alessio Calvatore)

Feel free to ask about the game or mini's and I'll tell you what I can for the moment. Otherwise you can follow the games progress by liking their Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/ParaBellumWarGames/

They've blown me away... see for yourselves... I can't wait to paint these over the coming weeks







And this guy... he's on a 53mm base :O

So taking inspiration from the original artwork of the spire clone archers, I went with a skin tone wet blended with shades of leather and bone...

Pail skin... I'm guessing dark, muted fabrics next. Again looking to the artwork for inspiration.

Loving the models and the fluff. You have my attention.

I've added a glaze of dark red ink into the neck hollow, armpit, should pit and wrists and it's really brough tthe skin alive

Bit gutted that I only had time to get this far before goin back to work.... 240miles from home :(

On the plus side. My camera has better resolution than my eyes XD just noticed the bit on the foot/foot wraps that need touching up.

The brown bits are based to be built up to bone

Find ally found some time to throw some more paint on this dude.

Think it needs a drop of ink in the recesses to define the edges on the bone but pleased.

Think I'm going to go darker on the fabric for the next one.