NKE for sale

Checkout my NKE for sale on e-bay

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Very nice figs. I notice that they are "hand painted." Some day I'd like to find some figs that are machine painted, or whatever the opposite of hand painted is. [img]smile.gif[/img]

A buddy of mine has posted these on e-bay for me...I asked him what was he thinking with the handpainted description....I wanted to know if there was any other way as well...

If you leave your figures out at night along with a bowl of milk and let the Good-folk paint them, is that different than hand-painted?

Originally posted by bigalwams:
A buddy of mine has posted these on e-bay for me...I asked him what was he thinking with the handpainted description....I wanted to know if there was any other way as well...

Maybe he was thinking of those people who through having no or inusable arms have learnt to paint with their feet.
So it could be hand painted or foot painted

If you leave your figures out at night along with a bowl of milk and let the Good-folk paint them

The old wargamer danced with glee. Then he looked out the window and said, "Momma! You think those little birds had anything to do with this?" Hmm, could be.....

Cheers,
Darren

[ February 22, 2006, 08:32: Message edited by: Darren Buxbaum ]

Hey, hand-painted, foot-painted, machine-painted or painted by the "gentle people", they were already painted and based so I bought them. I wanted a NKE army but, after assembling, painting, and basing an all option 15mm Ancient British army I really wasn't enthusiastic about tackeling another army that was one third chariots! This army solved my problem, now I just need to find an opponant in my area. Got the package in the mail today and was pleased they arrived in good shape. Thanks!

Tom

Glad you like them. They were a favorite of mine to do. I used the "miracle dip" technique on them. Was one of the first armies I tried that on. Sold them to pay for my other vice ... Warmachine. Just not into Book I armies.