u/AtticaMiniatures

I recently finished painting this 54 mm white metal figure of an Albanian chieftain.

The figure is based on a museum piece by Attica Miniatures, and I painted it by hand. I tried to stay as close as possible to the traditional Albanian clothing and equipment of the period.

I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on the historical accuracy of the costume, weapons, and overall appearance. If you notice anything that could be improved or corrected, I'd really appreciate your feedback???

Thank you for looking!

I recently finished painting this 54 mm white metal figure of an Albanian chieftain.

The figure is based on a museum piece by Attica Miniatures, and I painted it by hand. I tried to stay as close as possible to the traditional Albanian clothing and equipment of the period.

I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on the historical accuracy of the costume, weapons, and overall appearance. If you notice anything that could be improved or corrected, I'd really appreciate your feedback.

Thank you for looking!

I recently finished painting this 54 mm white metal figure of an Albanian chieftain.

The figure is based on a museum piece by Attica Miniatures, and I painted it by hand. I tried to stay as close as possible to the traditional Albanian clothing and equipment of the period.

I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on the historical accuracy of the costume, weapons, and overall appearance. If you notice anything that could be improved or corrected, I'd really appreciate your feedback.

Thank you for looking!

Finished painting an Art Miniatures 54 mm Prussian Black Hussar.

I aimed for a realistic, slightly weathered look while keeping the black uniform readable without over-highlighting.

C&C welcome, especially regarding historical accuracy and the overall paint job.

Finished painting this 1/10 bust of the iconic CNT militiawoman from Barcelona, inspired by one of the most recognizable photographs of the Spanish Civil War.

I tried to capture the determination and expression from the original image while keeping the weathering and colors grounded.

C&C always welcome. Thanks for looking!

Finished painting this 1/10 bust of the iconic CNT militiawoman from Barcelona, inspired by one of the most recognizable photographs of the Spanish Civil War.

I tried to capture the determination and expression from the original image while keeping the weathering and colors grounded.

C&C always welcome. Thanks for looking!

Finished this 54mm white metal WWI German infantryman charging with a bayonet and gas mask.

Tried to capture the mud, worn field gear, and the feeling of moving through no man's land.

C&C welcome.

Finished this 54mm white metal WWI German infantryman charging with a bayonet and gas mask.

Tried to capture the mud, worn field gear, and the feeling of moving through no man's land.

C&C welcome.

Finished this 54mm white metal WWI German infantryman charging with a bayonet and gas mask.

Tried to capture the mud, worn field gear, and the feeling of moving through no man's land.

C&C welcome.

Finished painting this 75mm resin figure of Alexander the Great on Bucephalus.

Alexander has always been one of my favorite historical figures, so I really enjoyed working on this project. I tried to capture the look of a young Macedonian king leading the Companion Cavalry during the Persian campaign.

Any feedback on the historical details is welcome. Hope you like it!

Finished painting this 75mm resin figure of Alexander the Great on Bucephalus.

Alexander has always been one of my favorite historical figures, so I really enjoyed working on this project. I tried to capture the look of a young Macedonian king leading the Companion Cavalry during the Persian campaign.

Any feedback on the historical details is welcome. Hope you like it!

Finished painting this 75mm resin figure of Alexander the Great on Bucephalus.

Alexander has always been one of my favorite historical figures, so I really enjoyed working on this project. I tried to capture the look of a young Macedonian king leading the Companion Cavalry during the Persian campaign.

Any feedback on the historical details is welcome. Hope you like it!

Finished painting this 75mm resin figure of Alexander the Great on Bucephalus.

Alexander has always been one of my favorite historical figures, so I really enjoyed working on this project. I tried to capture the look of a young Macedonian king leading the Companion Cavalry during the Persian campaign.

Any feedback on the historical details is welcome. Hope you like it!

Iroquois warrior, French and Indian War, around 1760.
75mm metal figure painted in acrylics and oils.
Depicted with a trophy musket and a captured military greatcoat, reflecting the mix of Native and European equipment often seen during the conflict.

Iroquois warrior, French and Indian War, around 1760.
75mm metal figure painted in acrylics and oils.
Depicted with a trophy musket and a captured military greatcoat, reflecting the mix of Native and European equipment often seen during the conflict.

Iroquois warrior, French and Indian War, around 1760.
75mm metal figure painted in acrylics and oils.
Depicted with a trophy musket and a captured military greatcoat, reflecting the mix of Native and European equipment often seen during the conflict.

Fukushima Masanori, 54 mm metal miniature.

One of the famous “Seven Spears of Shizugatake” and a cousin of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Fukushima rose from a young retainer to become one of the most powerful daimyō of the late Sengoku era. He fought in many of Hideyoshi’s campaigns, distinguished himself during the Korean invasions, and later sided with Tokugawa Ieyasu at the Battle of Sekigahara. After the Tokugawa victory, he became lord of Hiroshima, though he eventually fell from favor and lost most of his domain.

Painted this 54 mm white metal figure as a battle-worn Sengoku-period commander. C&C welcome.

Fukushima Masanori, 54 mm metal miniature.

One of the famous “Seven Spears of Shizugatake” and a cousin of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Fukushima rose from a young retainer to become one of the most powerful daimyō of the late Sengoku era. He fought in many of Hideyoshi’s campaigns, distinguished himself during the Korean invasions, and later sided with Tokugawa Ieyasu at the Battle of Sekigahara. After the Tokugawa victory, he became lord of Hiroshima, though he eventually fell from favor and lost most of his domain.

Painted this 54 mm white metal figure as a battle-worn Sengoku-period commander. C&C welcome.

Just finished painting this Wild West cowboy miniature.

I wanted to capture the moment when a gunslinger bursts out of a saloon and immediately opens fire with both revolvers.

The main focus was on creating a cinematic Old West atmosphere with dusty colors, worn leather, and dynamic movement.

C&C welcome!