25mm Old Glory Medieval - Revolting Peasants - Part 4 - Hags, Crones, Scythes and Pitchforks

Part 4! 16 new figures done. As I said before, all the main figure types will get a model on a single base; here, then, are from the Scythe and Pitchfork set. Still fishing around for good color schemes but found a few new ones. I'm trying to keep this lot muted and drab.

 

These are from the Revolting Women and Children set. The middle one was giving me nun vibes. The children and other women will be in Part 5 - 10 unique ladies here. And because they are revolting, I've tried to make them all hideous, gray hair, filthy, drab clothing, whatever seems most repulsive. I'll do fair maidens later when I get to Foundry and other manufacturers. I'm leaning hard into stereotypes for this. 

ALL the bases for this project will have Vallejo - Diorama FX Thick Mud - Russian Mud, no tufts, grass, or stones. Just a sea of mud, poverty, and depravity.

The red on the dress of figure 4 and the cowl on figure 2 are one you'll see again. It's rooted in ProAcryl's Burnt Sienna

This project is done in what I call the "YouTube" paint style: base color, dark wash, reapply base color, add highlights

Here's the lot. Once I get some more scenics completed, I'll get the entire mob into one shot. 

These are some of my favorites - a few of whom would seem quite at home in a coven for the witch hunters to tangle with. 

These are Rendedra Daub and Wattle Outbuildings, which I painted at the same time. 

The single model options are dwindling. Next will be the gents with axes and hand scythes and vignettes of two figure bases: women and children together. 

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