Friday 17 February 2012

King Richard The Lionheart´s return

King Richard Lion Heart is coming home!!!! I´ve given him as a "generic" look as there seems to be sooooo many pictorial versions of him on the web.
The bods and nags are from Valdemars Tax collector set, the rest of which will get finished later

And the bods are removeable so they can be used elsewhere and I  can re-use the base :-D




35 comments:

  1. Fantastic work Paul, great looking set. Wonderful view across the valley too! ;)

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  2. Very nice Paul! And the model of King Richard looks nothing like Sean Connery which has to be a plus!!

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  3. Awesome scene and I like the versatility.

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  4. Anything that looks like Sean Connery and you can't go wrong......

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  5. Yet more great figures, I like the figures mopping along with the cloak and pike, very tasty!!!

    CAPPPPPPTCCCHHHHHAAAAAA!!!!

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  6. Generic? The heraldry on the barding is fantastic! Best, Dean

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  7. As always, very lovely work! Thanks for sharing such wonderful pix of tou work. They inspire me to try to achieve something similar. Mabuhay!

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  8. Very very very nice, Paul. The background scenery really enhances the drama of the scene!

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  9. He looks great. Love the leopards of England on the caparison. I also like the stern impression, as if he's thinking of what he's going to do to Prince John when he gets home. Well done.

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  10. That's a great work with marvellous figures!!!
    Congrats Paul: it's one of your better work!
    I love them!

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  11. Wow!!
    Should we expect King John's men or Robin's band soon?

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    1. Thanks David
      King John? He´s been replaced in "my world" by Hugh Jarse and his evil tax collecting plans. Robin is in the "hood" and will make his appearance to revenge the tax revolt death at the village of "styrow on the foam" (when the weather gets better)
      Cheers
      paul

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  12. This is a great set and beautifull painted!

    Now, where are Robin and Marian to welcome the king? :-D

    Greetings
    Peter
    http://peterscave.blogspot.com/

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  13. Wonderful skills there Paul.

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  14. Thanks for sharing this excellent work. I admire the painting, and really like the photography. The backdrop fits well with the base-work and the poses of the watchful crossbowmen.
    Huzzah!

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  15. You just keep getting better and better mate!

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  16. Beautiful figures sir, and lovely photos.

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  17. WWWWWWWWWWWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    how do you do all this? is this your career?

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    1. Thanks Gowan.
      It´s my passion, It´s not my career...but I´m trying :-D
      Cheers
      paul

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  18. really nice work on these, great skill

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  19. Awesome figures these Valdemar are, still waiting for king Remco ;-)
    You done a good job, there is realy a king passing by!

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  20. Very nice indeed, love the Lions Rampent, are they free painted?

    Ian

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    1. Thanks Ian.
      The lions passant are printed ;-D
      Cheers
      paul

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  21. Thanks all for the comments :-D Very inspiring!!!!
    Cheers
    paul

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  22. Natural and quite lovely!

    I remember painting my 'Lionheart' many years ago, for the 3rd Crusade, with the 3 lions badge we all know and love, only to be told at that time Richard used 2 gold lions, standing on their hind feet, facing each other!

    I think you are ok for this period of his history though!

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