Its Analogue Painting Challenge Bonus round again and I've gone all
Native for the "Sport" Bonus round.
I will admit to being stumped at what to paint up for this round, I even considered
and placed a few bids on ebay for some various Bloodbowl figures. I pretty glad I lost the bids!
The voting for the Bonus rounds are open to anyone, so if you'd like to vote for my
or any of the other great entries click this link.
I remembered back in the midst of time, 2012 to be precise I painted up some 15mm Indian
villagers here. Some of these were playing Lacrosse, so a seed was planted.......
I had a few (ok, a lot) of unpainted Indians wallowing in the dead lead pile, so I went to work
with a scalpel, file and drill, chopping off warclubs and such and came up with these 4 chaps.
The goal was quite a simple build, its made out of the three straightest twigs
I had in my Twig box, painted, inked and drybrushed and stuck on a Warbases base
and will be used as decoration
in any games we play involving an Indian village.
He's my fav, not a lot of conversion work on him I'm afraid, he came straight of the
packet of Redoubt Torch carriers.
As did the chap on the right.
All 4 figures are from Redoubt Enterprises.
Just for interest, here's how I made the Lacosse Sticks.
I cut and bent some soldering wire to shape.
Then folded a piece of plasterboard scrim in half, I fed the wire into the fold and
and cut to shape. I then had to cut a thin fine line and glue it to the bottom of the net.
Easy!
Well it wasn't that easy, I super-glued my fingers together 3 times!!
Oh the things we do for the hobby!
Sorry about your fingers.
ReplyDeleteIt's cool to see where they started as well as the finished product. Native American Indians. Playing lacrosse. Nice!
You don't see that on the wargames table very often??
DeleteWhat a great idea. Excellent work Ray
ReplyDeleteGlad you approve Neil.
DeleteCool conversions and neat idea! Beware--the next step will be a set of rules to use these figures, which will lead to painting up several teams...
ReplyDeleteBloodbowl version 1689???
DeleteClever idea and good conversion work! Now, you need to field two teams and come up with some rules.
ReplyDeleteHmmm?
DeleteWow, very cool and original, Ray!
ReplyDeleteCheers Dean.
DeleteLoved it Ray
ReplyDeleteI'm pleased you did Dave.
DeleteNice work, Ray.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jay.
DeleteClever and very nicely done!
ReplyDeleteMe clever???? Nah!
DeleteCracking work Ray!
ReplyDeleteThanks Fran.
DeleteIt is a great entry Ray! Really liked it!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Thanks Chris, I'm glad you approve.
DeleteIngenious! Such a great idea Ray.
ReplyDeleteMoi?
DeleteReally great!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal.
DeleteOutstanding.
ReplyDeleteCheers George.
DeleteVery impressive, Ray!
ReplyDeleteThanks Bryan, thanks for stopping by.
DeleteI like them...Wierd and original idea and it got my vote :-)
ReplyDeleteoh goodie! thanks Paul.
DeleteThese look great, Ray!
ReplyDeleteThanks Whisk!
DeleteHow much do we get paid for voting? Franonia has already offered us a sum...
ReplyDeleteI'll double Fran's bribe of 50p
DeleteExcellent!! It is hard to tell that this is a conversion :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you like them.
DeleteSOme very inventive thinking there and a cracking paintjob on the too.
ReplyDeleteCheers Joe!
DeleteReally nice thinking out of the box! I hope you get bonus points for originality. 😀
ReplyDeleteThe lacrosse sticks came out well.
Now following your blog and having a look around. ❤️
Didn’t mean to type the heart... fat fingers on small phone... embarrassing.
DeleteHaha Thank you for the kind words X
DeleteBeautiful looking figures and a great idea Ray.
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