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June 27th, 2008 #1
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Woodland Indian
A generic woodland Native American, for ConQuest Miniatures.
(Apparently its the 250th Anniversary of the French Indian war)
Hopefully it won't look to dark, I might have messed up the CC.
Designed for a large banner (hence the detail)
Also the logo - thought I'd chuck that up as well.
Last edited by Venger; June 27th, 2008 at 11:57 AM.
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Des, Fantastic job on the Woodland Indian. Rarely do you see an artist get things right in terms of historical accuracy. ~Gary
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Why are his forearms and abdomen white?
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Very well rendered....but I agree with Jasons comment on the reddish upper body..
what tribe of Native americans does he represent?
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"Why are his forearms and abdomen white?"
Tube top and opera gloves.
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He's generic, a bit from many different tribes.
He's wearing ochre warpaint, which is probably why he looks pale on the abdomen and forearm, and I probably messed up the colour correction.
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Is that a dagger on his chest? If so, the handle on it doesn't look like its in line with the blade.
An exceptional piece though. I love the garb, and the weapons. Top notch work.
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