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Igwarg Studio: Starting Egyptian Army
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Igwarg Studio - Collecting and Painting Miniatures. Wednesday, December 21, 2011. Colin from Chariot Gamer blog http:/ chariotgamer.blogspot.com/. My Egyptians are mix of Foundry, Ral Partha (now Iron Wind) and Essex. So far I only painted few units, kind of randomly. Bowmen were important part of Egyptian army through their entire history. They were often employed in closed order formations for saturation fire, to destroy the enemy before close combat or weaken him for their spearmen formations to f...
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Igwarg Studio: September 2011
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Igwarg Studio - Collecting and Painting Miniatures. Thursday, September 8, 2011. Aliens from Blue Moon (part2). Just finished painting more alien races from the "Aliens and Spacemen" line of figures from Blue Moon manufacturing: http:/ bluemoonmanufacturing.com/index.php? All of their figures are kind of "pulp" from the 30's, 40's 50's and probably 60's of the previous century, the way aliens were envisioned back then. Links to this post. Thursday, September 1, 2011. Another pack contains 3 different cav...
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Igwarg Studio: March 2011
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Igwarg Studio - Collecting and Painting Miniatures. Tuesday, March 1, 2011. Ancients Vendel (Molon Labe) and Old Glory. This week I painted some very nice figures from Vendel. It's not called Vendel anymore. The moulds were acquired by Sgt Major Miniatures and called Molon Labe now http:/ sgmm.biz/greeks.html. The miniatures are Greek skirmishers also called Psiloi. I also painted a set of Old Glory 25mm Cesarean Roman artillery crew. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Igwarg Studio: Aliens from Blue Moon (part2)
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Igwarg Studio - Collecting and Painting Miniatures. Thursday, September 8, 2011. Aliens from Blue Moon (part2). Just finished painting more alien races from the "Aliens and Spacemen" line of figures from Blue Moon manufacturing: http:/ bluemoonmanufacturing.com/index.php? All of their figures are kind of "pulp" from the 30's, 40's 50's and probably 60's of the previous century, the way aliens were envisioned back then. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Aliens from Blue Moon (part2).
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Igwarg Studio: January 2012
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Igwarg Studio - Collecting and Painting Miniatures. Saturday, January 14, 2012. Below, if I remember correctly, are the miniatures that came in basic set. Fantasy Flight" published expansions to the basic game with new characters and their own unique powers. Some miniatures were better sculpted than others, fun to paint. Some were pretty bad, with shallow and confusing details. I just didn't feel I can do good job on them, nor did I want to. So, I did what I could. Links to this post.
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Igwarg Studio: Talisman Boardgame
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Igwarg Studio - Collecting and Painting Miniatures. Saturday, January 14, 2012. Below, if I remember correctly, are the miniatures that came in basic set. Fantasy Flight" published expansions to the basic game with new characters and their own unique powers. Some miniatures were better sculpted than others, fun to paint. Some were pretty bad, with shallow and confusing details. I just didn't feel I can do good job on them, nor did I want to. So, I did what I could. January 15, 2012 at 5:39 AM. Lovely loo...
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Igwarg Studio: February 2011
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Igwarg Studio - Collecting and Painting Miniatures. Thursday, February 24, 2011. This is the first time I painted miniatures from a company called Askari Miniatures. Well, almost, I painted 1 figure before. Below is the figure of Abd El-Krim, Arab resistance leader from North Africa. I used Google image for colors and made light blue threads in his coat slightly larger to be visible on wargaming table. Figures are 28mm and fit with any existing popular ranges produced now. Links to this post. Some troops...
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Igwarg Studio: WAB Numidian Army
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Igwarg Studio - Collecting and Painting Miniatures. Thursday, November 24, 2011. Here is just a showcase of my 2200 or so points Numidian army in battle formation. I can't take decent ARMY photos with my cheap digital camera or it can be my almost non existent photography skills. Therefore I asked my friend Alan to take photos with his much better camera and skills. November 24, 2011 at 2:25 PM. November 24, 2011 at 2:37 PM. November 24, 2011 at 5:00 PM. Very nice paint work well done! They all tend to b...
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Igwarg Studio: Conquest FIW 28mm figures
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Igwarg Studio - Collecting and Painting Miniatures. Friday, December 9, 2011. Conquest FIW 28mm figures. Recently, painted Conquest Miniatures French and Indian war (FIW) French regulars. One can also say that FIW was a part of 7 years war fought between England and France in America. Conquest Miniatures has small, some say incomplete range of miniatures, suitable for recreating "Last of the Mohicans" in 28mm scale. May 26, 2013 at 11:10 AM. Nice work on these! May 26, 2013 at 11:10 PM.
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Igwarg Studio: BattleStandard Persian Cavalry
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Igwarg Studio - Collecting and Painting Miniatures. Friday, November 11, 2011. Finally, had an opportunity to paint something for myself. I decided to add one more unit to my ancient Persian army after watching clip of battle of Gaugamela from "Alexander" on YouTube. One of the few phrases that Persian king has is "Envelop khim, Bessus". So, Bessus' heavy cavalry it was. Battlestandard miniatures has a very nice range of 28mm Achaemedian Persians http:/ www.battlestandardminiatures.com/.
