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| The left figure is washed in Dark Tone and the right in Strong Tone. |
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Friday, November 2, 2012
Song of Drums and Shakos Testers and Character Sneak Peek
So the first of my new projects is a squad for use with the rule set Song of Drums and Shakos. Two guys at my club have tried it out and I'm hoping if I bring in a complete squad (7 figures) I can get them to play. To get them painted quickly I am just painting the base colours on and giving them a wash. The first two test figures have been washed in different Army Painter Inks. One in Dark Tone the other in Strong Tone. There are aspects I like about both thus I am having a hard time deciding which to use. What do you all think?
Here is a sneak peek of the first three characters for the squad. From left to right; Veteran Private Old Billy Malony, Lieutenant Reginald Grey and Seargent Paddy Donnelly. The Final squad will be representative of a patrol from the Royal Irish Fusiliers campaigning in Spain.
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They look pretty good, I'd lean towards strong tone, it looks a little more natural to me
ReplyDeleteYea I think I will and maybe save the Dark Tone for the white bits and grey.
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