Some minis for my XVII c. eastern renaissance game

[M.P.]

Hi,

here're my newest paintjobs:

Cossack sotnia commander


Cossack drummer


Polish noble Samuel Łaszcz


Cossack ataman


Polish/Lithuanian noble


Group shot

[Captain Jozef]

Wonderfully painted figures! Your hard work is apparent in such nicely detailed figures.

[M.P.]

Thank you , they are all based on MARS models.

[pipers]

Great work!!!!!!!!

[despertaferro]

Amazing!

[Peter]

Excellent brushwork!

[Benno]

Fantastic shading!

[Jesse]

Wow, impressive conversions of the original mars figures. I'm painting the same figures myself at the moment. More Mars figures appearing in the gallery lately. They aren't the easiest figures to make look good but you have succeeded very well and I must say I have started to like Mars figures more and more (well not all sets...). Makes things more exciting

[ADM]

Super !!! and full of colors !

[panzerman]

Excellently painted minis. The color combinations are dazzling to the eyes.
Bill.

[M.P.]

Some recently painted stuff:

[santifernandez]

Nice paint,mate.
santi.

[Beano Boy]

Wonderful Figures, and Ace Cool Painting Style! BB

[KenzoSato]

Good

[Peter]

Wonderfull painted figures!

[Kekso]

Well, you really gave life to those poor Mars figures.

[M.P.]

Thanks guys , I simply love Mars miniatures, despite the fact they are often poorly sculpted, they certainly are full of character.

And for now some civilians:

Jewish merchant


Polish peasant from south eastern part of the country


Polish burger

[Marvin]

Some astonishing characters brought to life with great painting!

[Cryns]

Samuel Łaszcz looks like a marzipan sweet from the pastry shop!
Unseen colorfull.
Great painting technique.
But why did the sculptor make all these man so fat?

[Susofrick]

But why did the sculptor make all these man so fat?

He was at the pastry shop?