William Shakespeare.

[marko]

You have joined the Theatre company indeed - thanks.


By the way anyone can add to these galleries, you just need me to set them up initially though I at times miss stuff - I added figures to the ACW Gallery, the 2013 Gallery the 2014 Gallery & Shakespeare.


mark 


P.S. However, really don't mind just don't assume I will notice.

[Joerg]

Hm,

may I join your company?
http://www.intflatfigures.org/index.php?topic=396.msg7586#new

Joerg

[marko]

Anonymous Shakespeare has been added.


mark 

[errant49]

Mine is in the gallery, topic "anonymous"
Eric

[Roger]

Thanks Mark.... only two, c'mon everyone get painting. 

[marko]

Here you go


http://www.intflatfigures.org/index.php?action=gallery;cat=32


mark 

[Roger]

Thanks very much Pat.

C'mon everyone, a couple more for a Shakespeare gallery. 

[marko]

A couple of more examples and I will put up a gallery.  Always fun to see the same figure and how folks approach painting it.


mark 

[PJDeluhery]

Nice work, Roger! The pic should go in our "sales brochure" !!        

[Roger]

Eric, Wolfgang, thank you both very much for looking and commenting.

Yes it would be nice to see them altogether in their own gallery.

[böckchen]

an interesting figure ....
That's right, Roger, the "change" is the color the figure ..... and not wet sticky mass which can be spread on the figures ....
Yes what a civilian, and not always the same in types. 
Thank you my captain, they stay on track ....

[errant49]

Nicely done Roger
A few of us have painted this figureIt would be nice to group them somwhere in the site
Eric

[Roger]

Thanks Mark.  Unlike military subjects with uniform details to worry about it's one of those figures that lends itself well to quite a bit of freedom as far as colour goes, being lazy I went with a simple option but it can be as complicated as you like.

[marko]

Will paints up well - nicely done Roger.


mark 

[Roger]

30mm free BFFS subscription figure.