Morning gents just after a bit of advice
Am painting some Two Dragons 15mm Samurai and currently working on some archers
I'm really not sure what to do about the quivers carried by the archers
What colour would they be? I understand they were made of wood so I'm wondering if they might be painted and lacquered in tune with the armour or bare wood
Its the square box on the figure below
Does anybody have any idea please ?
Second issue I'm facing is that I painted the ashigaru years ago and my painting style has now changed substantially, I might be forced to give the asigaru a wash and touch up so there some consistency
Anybody have good sources of 15mm painted Samurai pictures?
Not so easy Japanesee! Painting advice
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Re: Not so easy Japanesee! Painting advice
Yes, they were usually lacquered and often painted with the 'Mon' of their daimyo.
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Re: Not so easy Japanesee! Painting advice
I'll have to dig out my Two Dragons Samurai and photograph them. I've got hundreds of them and they did feature in Wargames Illustrated a couple of times, along with some epic Japanese castles built by a mate.
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Re: Not so easy Japanesee! Painting advice
Thanks gents, lacquer it is then
That would be great Mark
I remember being inspired by a game at Armageddon many many years ago and I'm pretty sure that it was a Samurai one by WASP
Re: Not so easy Japanesee! Painting advice
Ah yes, that would have been me... It was more than a bit mental, with a castle at each end of a 12-foot table and a bloody great fight over a tea-house in the middle... I sold the entire terrain at the end of the show, including castles, to a bunch of lunatics from Dublin. I've still got my half of the troops, though.
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