Elephants and Dragon stuff

[}TCP{Ramses]

Posting some wargames figures I painted years ago following a talk with Wiggle the other day ....

[}TCP{Cloud]

Impressive work m8, i like it. ^^

[menace]

wooooow Ramses nice

[Mupp3t]

hehe, u onto warhammer ramses ^^

wiggle can paint pretty nice as well, i disliked painting and the sorts all my life, so that includes this. got a dwarf army but all black ^^ just sprayed, except for 1 figure... wich wiggle painted

[partydevil]

looking nice rams ^^

[}TCP{Wolf]

Ah so that's what old people do all day

j/k m8

[JJ-9]

eat ya heart out Bob Ross...
nice work Rams.

[}TCP{Ramses]

Thanks peeps although they look better in real life without camera zoom and flash to highlight the errors

I painted them between 25 and 30 years ago ... before the instant gratification of multiplayer LAN PC gaming kicked in

We used to mostly play Ancient Wargames (not Warhammer, although that came out around then) using the 6th Edition Wargames Research Group rules. We used to do lots of research to get the armies as accurate as possible (I was in the Society of Ancients ).

I still haven't seen a really good multiplayer pc game for Ancient Wargames. The Rome Total War etc series was excellent in concept, graphics and execution, but lacks multiplayer campaigning and the set piece multiplayer battles don't really appeal like traditional wargaming did back in the day. It would be really cool if you could multiplayer campaign in that Total War universe though (with the Total Realism mod that kicks out the dumbed down kiddy stuff superman units etc of course ).

[Marwin]

Nice work Rams!

Long time ago Ramses that was, no Pc, no Multimedia and other stuff was there to stole time.
Only Radio but that was only stuff to hear some music. So whats better?
Time to paint or time to play Ut...........

[-P-]

hrhr brings back some memories, almost makes me want to start painting the things up again too

nicely done Rams

[}TCP{Ramses]

Yeah there is a lot of pleasure and satisfaction to be had in letting your creative side loose on something.

In my case though, although I have all the free time I could possibly have, I'm afraid other interests like family history, cycling and PC gaming currently don't leave any "spare" time

[-P-]

hrhr and i've just moved on to paint them in 3d ...ofc you have to build the buggers too 1st tho :/


but yeah ...was almost like meditating painting those little things

[Wigglebottom]

Sorry for the late reply. Party just told me ya posted it here. ^^

Looks great though, better than the stuff i painted. and yeah, it is strangly Satisfying to paint those little things, though these are even smaller than the ones i paint.

[}TCP{Trønec.]

I'm not much a fan of painting, I prefer making models... I have quite a lot.
Below are all the fricking huge pictures of my models... sorry about that. =P
As you can see most of them aren't painted, or are painted but not complete.

My masterpiece is the truck, its a Peterbilt Canadian Hauler with a car transport attached.
That model of Revell has been made from 1986 till 1997, I got it from my uncle and worked on it for quite some time, had a lot of fun doing so.
To bad it's that old, because I can't even pick it up anymore without breaking it... there are already some pieces fallen off.

Haven't made a model in years though, tried to start on something small a while ago but didn't enjoy it anymore. To bad huh. =)

[}TCP{Ramses]

I did quite a lot of the Airfix models when I was younger, mostly WW2 aircraft and some battleships .... I don't know what happened to them though, maybe they are hiding in a box in some dark corner of the attic