Multiple images follow, starting with three from the movie to set the scene....ok something weird happened and the third film still is at the very end...doesn't matter, you get the idea!
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Thursday, 5 March 2020
Last of the Gunfighters
A couple of days ago I painted the last of my Black Scorpion female gunfighters. This one is listed as a female deputy and sold as a single figure. I tried to paint her up using the character Ellen from the film "The Quick and The Dead", played by Sharon Stone, as inspiration . The end result doesn't look that much like Sharon, but I am happy with how the figure has turned out.
Multiple images follow, starting with three from the movie to set the scene....ok something weird happened and the third film still is at the very end...doesn't matter, you get the idea!
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Multiple images follow, starting with three from the movie to set the scene....ok something weird happened and the third film still is at the very end...doesn't matter, you get the idea!
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She has turned out nicely...
ReplyDeleteI really like the pose as well...
All the best. Aly
Cheers Aly, yes it's a very dynamic figure. You may recall, I was a bit nervous about working with resin figures for the first time, but they have been fine, and the medium certainly allies a lot more fine detail...great little figures all if them!
ReplyDeleteThis gunslinger is a real beaut!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan ....it's back to British Napoleonic cavalry for me now...and winging their way from Front Rank at this very moment are two battalions worth of Cacadores to join the painting queue.
ReplyDeleteNice miniature! I like her pose, she is really dynamic :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Dmitry...I agree with you on all counts
DeleteNice figure,good pose and lovely painting!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Cheers Iain ...I agree about the pose and appreciate the comments on my painting!
DeleteGreat paint job on a Great figure. What a wonderful collection of gunfighters you have. I suspect the peace is not going to last long now...
ReplyDeleteThank you Mark ...and thanks too for becoming a regular visitor! Hopefully we get another Wild West game in soon.
DeleteAnother great figure to add to the collection Keith, and I can see the Sharon Stone inspiration coming through.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lawrence ...the Black Scorpion figures..and the Knuckleduster too... are all very nice and a joy to paint...I think I have more than sufficient now however!
DeleteVery cool and iconic figures!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dean and I appreciate the return visit!
ReplyDeleteGreat figure Keith...shame about the film though.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mark....really....I thought the film was ok, although I dud fast forward a lot of the middle part...!
ReplyDeleteYours is another example of a post that got me seeing a film that I'd not previously watched. I enjoyed it too. 'Classic' good v bad western with some really good, dark humour. Gene Hackman steals the show, but 'our' Russ and Shazza were good to. I was impressed by the young Leonardo as well. 'Magnificent Seven' it ain't (referring to the original of course), but a fun film with enjoyable characters (one-dimensional and cartoon-like, but that was intended I'd say). A few good moral points too.
DeleteGlad you liked the movie James ...I too thought it was ok!
DeleteShe looks like she means business. Good choice to model her on too.
ReplyDeleteCheerrs Nate....the hair isn't quite right...TOO blonde (if there is such a thing!) ...but I am happy with the way the figure turned out. No doubt, she will die on the first move when she finally makes it into a game!
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