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    Wolfie65
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    Current recasts, amazingly still available from Caliver Books in Nottingham, of 1970s originals based on Rodney Matthews paintings, specifically The people of the pines which was inspired by Michael Moorcock’s work. They are quite intricately detailed for something sculpted in lead solder 50 years ago and some of the most unique models you could imagine. Painted with watercolors on gesso.

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    avien
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    That’s a really interesting sculpt.

    nice work on the paint job – those lines are a pain to paint and maintain an even “square”

    #1989930

    Elf cavalry miniatures are always a great addition to fantasy tabletop armies. I really like the creativity and detail that go into designing these figures, especially their armor, weapons, and mounts. They can add a unique visual appeal to the battlefield. Thanks for sharing your work!

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    Wolfie65
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    It does take a while. I tried to stay close to the Rodney Matthews painting, but brighten them up some

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