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Nice work overall - love that shield especially!

Barbaric splendor!!! Love the basing, and you really brought out a fierce facial expression.

I always loved Mithril miniatures, glad to see this one. Lovely work on the gown.

I have had this Bronze Age Miniatures barbarian on the WIP shelf for far too long; its a great sculpt - very Frazetta-ish! I tried to do the skin in a paler tone, and worked more with glazes than my usual layering/blending. I used Army Painter Barbarian Flesh as the base, then glazed that with Reaper Flesh Wash a couple of times and started working back up with the Barbarian Flesh plus an old Ral Partha Noble Flesh added in for each successive glaze/layer. The hair came out a little blue but I am going to leave it and move on. As always, I love David's sculpts and he has a ton of other great barbarians I look forward to getting to.

Looks great - love the colors you used!

Off to a great start!

You have a great, worn look to the metallics - nice work!

Love the color scheme and you really brought out a great facial expression too!

Nice work on the flames!

Nicely painted and love the basing too!

Front view linked for nudity, a barbarian from David Drage, that I based to leap into battle, leading a barbarian horde. I worked with some slightly different colors than I usually do and was pleased with the outcome. The hair is the Reaper Red Hair Triad. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v465/kevd82/Draegia 1_zpsa21bdhzk.jpg

Nice conversion!

Gorgeous work; especially love the flames!

This is one of the harder to find Grenadier Fantasy Warriors Barbarians as he is not currently in production - I gave him a club and shield instead of the halberd he inexpicably had in the USA pack (he had a sword in the UK pack). I used the Reaper Ruddy Flesh-Barbarian Flesh-Warrior Flesh triad, along with some Olive Skin Shadow as a glaze over the basecoat and mixed in the first few layers. The pictures are a little overexposed I think, but I am pleased with the skintone results! This is also an example of how well Tamiya Smoke can work as a glaze over metal - I really like the tone on the shield.

This is awesome! Love the feathers!

Great facial expression and color scheme!

Very nice work - the horns are gorgeous!

Got the shield done - I love the tone I get from Tamiya Smoke glazes.

A bit more done, the fur anyway, leather parts just basecoated. Trying to decide on the metal parts - bronze or iron. I am thinking since the fur is grey the iron might be better but open to ideas!

Love the color scheme!

This is looking amazing so far!

Nice conversion work - barbaric splendor!

Skintone and hair done, this one is a pleasure to paint, I love Copplestone sculpts.

Yep, one of their MtG miniatures I believe - nice work on him!

Well I did try this as a result of your barbaric prodding...baby steps lol :)