10mm goodness anyone?

[Noddwyr]

Perhaps you are right, all i need to do is try harder.

[exilesjjb]

You're just not trying Noddwyr ;) The last bases of 6mm Nap Austrians I painted - all of the horses had individual faces, and I managed facing colours on the infantry as well :)

all together now " Pictures or it never happened :)"

[Keeper]

Perhaps you are right, all i need to do is try harder.

Only if you want to paint 10mm minis. No need if you don't! :)

@exiles: OK, couldn't find any pics of the Naps, but will this Roarke's Drift diorma that I made with 6mm Baccus minis for my wife's uncle a couple of years ago do?

[RogerB]

Ooh, eye-straingly nice.

[seasonman]

Horse posse is good . these seem very good figures

[Noddwyr]

Very nice Keeper. I applaud your eye sight for not giving out on you while painting those.

[exilesjjb]

I bow to your 6mm skills, and there was me thinkingyou where just a buyer

[Keeper]

I bow to your 6mm skills, and there was me thinkingyou where just a buyer

Thank you. But, I am a buyer and hoarder as well ;)

[precinctomega]

I think the Warmaster range proved that a lot of 10mm minis out there, whilst perfectly adequate as gaming pieces, still have room to explore in becoming better-quality sculpts. The challenge is finding anyone who cares enough to bother. 99.9% of 10mm scale minis and smaller are only used for gaming, so there's no demand to push the quality of sculpting. Even Warmaster came nowhere close to the limits of the materials technology that was displayed in Forge World's 6mm Epic pieces for, for example, the Grey Knights range.

Will we ever see competition-standard sculpting at this scale? I doubt it.

R.

[War Griffon]