The XVII c. City Guards #3 (Anno Domini 1666)

 

Hello friends!

An entry with fourth (and the last one!) painted 17th-century city guard today (after a few years!), who can successfully serve in any European city. With an emphasis on German, France, Spanish, Italian or Polish.

       But not only. I think that they will also be successfully used in fantasy games (hunting a werewolf in Vienna or satanic cult?).

       I decided to slightly change this model so that it does not look the same as painted a few years ago.
Instead of a pistol, I gave him a melee weapon.

Hope You like them!









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  1. Lovely work as usual Michal and the way you have painted the glow from the lantern is fantastic - looks so real!

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    1. Thank you for a kind words sir!
      Appreciate it :)

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  2. Super malowanie Michał. Podoba mi się efekt świetlny.
    Pozdr
    Tomasz

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  3. Świetnie wyglądają, dobra robota z fakturą materiału.

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  4. Nieodmiennie lubię takie klimaty. Fajny pomysł ze zmianą broni.

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    1. Dziękuję. Tak, choć trochę chciałem ich pozmieniać :)

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  5. Excellent work. The armor and yellow uniform are superb.

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  6. Czujni, zdyscyplinowani i ładnie pomalowani.

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  7. Great addition to the team. Love the yellow as always mate.

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    1. Thank you for a kind words!
      Great you like it :)
      Cheers!

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  8. Wow, they are delightful. Immediately thought of the Night Watch by Rubens (I know, not the same, but certainly have the right vibe!)

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  9. Excellent painting and conversion!

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    1. Thank you so much and glad to hear that!
      Warm regards

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  10. I did not know those minis so cool, I really like the postures they have. As for the paint job, very sober, which is perfect for their style.

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    1. Glad you like it!
      Thank you very much for a kind words.
      Best

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  11. I do really like the subdued pastelle colours you use for this era, wonderful painting as always.

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    1. Thank you very much for a kind words sir!
      Warm regards

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  12. Fantastic painted details on display ... great work Michal :)

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