Started a new vignette after over a year off the workbench. Figures from Valdemar's range and backdrop cut from laser-cut Fredericus Rex Greenline "Room No.1" and modified with balsa wood.

Great Little dio..the woodwork Looks excellent.

I thought of another setting, which I think has more visual balance, the characters are all facing the viewer and therefore a better overall composition.



The guy standing on the barrel will have a cup in his right hand and a jug (cannibalized from another figure) in the left.

Looks really good. Nice small scene. I look forward.

First face done...



BTW, setup changed once again

The face looks really good !

I love this small scene, it was a good idea !

Yes valdemar I try to put as much detail as possible, especially in the face which is the most important, but it takes me ages to finish a scene
Thanks for looking!

Back to work on the Tavern scene...











I just love the crispness of these sculpts. They are fun to paint!

Really good paintjob. I love especially the face. Wonderful colours !

Thank you Dirk for watching and taking the time to pass me some feedback.

Some more painting and rearranging of the scene. The monk's face is now completely visible and the high contrast purple hood of the soldier behind him is used to draw the viewer's attention towards the main subject. The other soldiers are also leading the eye to wards the subject by an imaginary line starting from the drunker on the barrel down to the sleeping bloke. I hope it works :-)

I say it again, Ray: " A really wonderful paintjob and the scene looks very good !"