Ming army project (Battle of Byeokjegwan,1593)

[Susofrick]

Can only agree with the others!

[Kekso]

After so many posts, figures and photos I'm still impressed

[lirui]

I do so hope that you have sorted out the problem of this topic losing its brilliant photographs
after only a few days?

Here your latest works on viewing display are beautiful to the eye indeed.

Greetings from the evergreen gardens that make up my part of Fiddle Wood, United Kingdom.BB

Thank you for your support all the time.
I was upset a few weeks ago , that large watermark appeared on photobucket 's images.
Now,I solved the problem , a new storage space

[C M Dodson]

Fantastic skill.

Best wishes,

Chris

[Bluefalchion]

Magnificent! Did the Chinese get their horses from the Mongols?

[Wiking]

Disastrous good !

[huib]

Fantastic! And so dynamic!

[Santi Pérez]

What a wonderful work, lirui! Amazing figures, perfect painting and great photo reports.

Very well done.

Santi.

[Peter]

Wonderfull painted collection of figures!

[lirui]

Magnificent! Did the Chinese get their horses from the Mongols?

The Ming dynasty opened trade with the Mongol tribes
Tribute trade and designated towns for trade: grain, iron and other important materials were exported directly for horses.

[Bluefalchion]

Horses were the cars, trucks, airplanes, and tanks of that era. No wonder they traded such valuable materials to obtain them.

[lirui]

Well, blocked again
keep using photobucket's Albums




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[Bluefalchion]

Wow those look fantastic painted up.

[lirui]

Blocked again and again~~~~~~ repost

After tried lots of network providers.





















































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[Bluefalchion]

Quite simply mind-blowing work.

[PhilC]

I've just had a look at your Ming army, and.... Waow, they are among of the best sculpted and painted minis I have ever seen at this scale
I particularly love the shields, I guess they're handpainted ?
The work of a grand master.

[lirui]

I've just had a look at your Ming army, and.... Waow, they are among of the best sculpted and painted minis I have ever seen at this scale
I particularly love the shields, I guess they're handpainted ?
The work of a grand master.

Hi,PhilC:
there was 'outline' on the photo-etched sheet ( shields) so I could copy design

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[PhilC]

there was 'outline' on the photo-etched sheet ( shields) so I could copy design

A masterpiece nevertheless. Your minis look like they're 1/32, painted with competition level!!
But I think I found your secret for being so skillful: you're painting with an armour on !! I just discovered your avatar, excellent

[Bluefalchion]

lirui--

You channel the era to a stunning degree with your outstanding figures. The Redbox guys aren't nearly as good as the original creations, but you have done very well with those, too. When you paint while wearing your own armor, can you hear the thundering hooves as the men raced across the plains so many centuries ago?

The rider in blue in the act of firing would look better if you added a bowstring...

[C M Dodson]

You are a genius!

The end.

Best wishes,

Chris