Out of my comfort zone for this entry into the Analogue hobbies Painting Challenge.
I had to paint up a Anti-Hero, which I though was a bit difficult for a historical figure. I did toy with the idea of painting Galloping Hogan...who??, click here to find out??
But in the end I dug deep into the unloved leadpile and came out with this Mongoose Miniature. I've actually got two Judge Dredd figures, I was going to paint the figure below......
but after I undercoated him, I dropped the bugger on the floor and he bounced behind
my table........he's still there now!
So plan B was set in motion and I painted up the other figure.
I must admit I did quite enjoy painting something different and he'll soon be
winging his way across the Atlantic as well, as he's going to be my payment to Curt for
joining in the madness that is the Challenge. He'll be accompanied by last years entrance
fee figure, Cowboy Curt, which I found the other month!, all wrapped up in a box with
some of the Lord of the Rings figures I painted last year!!!
So if you haven't already get on over to the Bonus Round page
and cast your votes for your favorite.
So if you haven't already get on over to the Bonus Round page
and cast your votes for your favorite.
Lastly I thought I'd add this pic to the post, I found it on Facebook..
Oh how true is this???
Nice job! Sorry about the one that bounced behind your desk. You'll find him again someday.
ReplyDeleteMaybe one day???
DeleteNice work...Creep!
ReplyDeleteThanks......Creep!
DeleteVery Nice mini !
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael!
DeleteCitizen you have been Judged!
ReplyDeleteNice work :)
Thanks Scott!
DeleteNice work on JD.
ReplyDeleteI reckon there must be an armies worth of unpainted lead hiding behind various cupboards at home.
Me too, I'll have to have a dig about behind the desk, see what else is down there??
DeleteVery nicely done Ray!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Cheers Chris!
DeleteFine looking Judge :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Mike!
Deletegood work ! I like the colours !
ReplyDeleteI've seen the picture of "addicts" on "Facebot" and it makes me laugh !
Thanks Sam, it is quite funny!
DeleteI'm a huge Judge Dredd fan so well done on choosing to paint this figure for your challenge.
ReplyDeleteCheers Bryan, glad you approve!
DeleteNow that's a hero! You may have been out of your comfort zone but you still had your skill Ray.
ReplyDeleteCheers Robert, glad you like him.
DeleteModel kits, lololololol.
ReplyDeleteMade me chuckle too!
DeleteLove it! Got this one myself; along with a few others, but haven't got round to painting him up. Ho hum...
ReplyDeleteThere's always tomorrow??
DeleteNice work Ray. I must paint up a JD for myself one day.
ReplyDeleteIt was a little different, I must admit?
DeleteGood rendition of the iconic judge.
ReplyDeleteCheers Joe!
DeleteNice work, Ray. Hard to tell you were out of your comfort zone.
ReplyDeleteBelieve me, I was Dean, I'm still itching now???
DeleteNice work Ray!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
DeleteLooking good Ray!
ReplyDeleteThanks Aaron!
DeleteGreat paint job on Judge dredd :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, glad you like him.
DeleteDrokk! Nice Dredd lawbreaker! Bouncing and losing miniatures in your iso-cube will only extend your sentence creep!
ReplyDeleteGreat work and love the image.
cheers
Thanks Kiwi!
DeleteNice job, great colors, and great last pic!
ReplyDeleteWell it made me laugh!
DeleteVery nice there Ray!
ReplyDeleteCheers Rodger!
DeleteHe is looking good Ray, colours are nice and vibrant.
ReplyDeleteI went for the brighter, rather than the duller earlier Dredd uniform, I think it works better??
DeleteNice change of pace for you, Brush Man. I think the Judge should be displayed on your desk at work.
ReplyDeleteImpossible I'm afraid Jay, he'll be flying over to your side of the Atlantic soon??
DeleteLoved 2000AD as a nipper, great to see him on your blog so nicely painted.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bob, kind words indeed!
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