15 mm Aztec Eagle Warriors (cuāuhpipiltin) for wargame - 3D printed resin figures
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- Опубліковано 23 тра 2024
- More units for my 15 mm Aztec army to play l'Art de la Guerre. The Aztec Eagle warriors (cuāuhpipiltin) were the only elite warrior society that accepted non-nobility members. The figures in the video are designs by Red Copper Miniatures, and printed by our game partner Teri José.
The historic Aztec Eagle warriors had at least two types of uniform; ceremonial and combat. Red Copper Miniatures, the sculptor, has designed them in torso-only dress, leaving the limbs bare. I have preferred to paint them as if they were complete suits; considering the type of paint, based on small brush strokes, you can't notice the adjustment.
I used Vidnoz AI for the narration.
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¡Excelente trabajo! Se ven súper! y para lo pequeños que son! enhorabuena!! 👏👏👍
¡Muchas gracias! Si que son pequeños, pero la escultura tiene los detalles muy bien definidos, la sensación al pintar es que parecen más grandes que los usuales de plomo.
Colorful and gorgeous elite troops, cracking job!!
Thank you!
WOW Your Aztecs are stunning mate
Thank you, very kind
Very nice work on those
Thak you!
Absolutely gorgeous!
¡Simplemente espectaculares!
Thank you very much, very kind
Impecable, de resina a humà! Top!
Gràcies!!
I’m working on my 1/72 Revell and Mars Aztecs, but not compear with the stunning beauty and paint job of yours miniatures, one day I’m going to get up there on your skill level
I didn't know these Revell and Mars figures, I've looked them up and seen some pictures, so I can tell it's another style of figure, but I'm sure they will look good on you, I'd like to be able to see them if you post somewhere pictures or videos.
Thanks so much for your comment!
I have no idea as to how one of these guys would have lived his life, but I see him hanging around the house, putting the finishing touches on a new obsidian warclub and listening to 70s recordings of Carlos Santana. Now that I have that out of my system, when is this Aztec warrior nation going to appear on a wargames table. Magnificent painting by the way (just in case I've never mentioned it before.).
I think it is very difficult for us to get an idea of what it was like to live in a society like the Aztecs... and worse their neighbors. Soon I will make a video with a game, I have already played a couple. And regarding the painting, thank you very much, the truth is that the sculpture of the figures help a lot.
@@MinisMyWay I believe you're right about the sculptures. They're wonderful! And while I'm anxious to see what you will do for the Conquistadores in this time period, a smaller battle between the Aztecs and "the neighbors" would be incredibly colorful. . . and violets!
@@justMikec Conquerors (and Incas) are on the way, Red Copper Miniatures has them promised for their next release. And against the neighbors is assured; my buddy Bo has a Texcala army.
@@MinisMyWay Regardless of the results, it'll be beautiful!! Looking forward to it.
They look terrific, but so exacting. Do you paint all 6 at once? I'd have a problem judging when I achieved the level detail I wanted without going overboard.
I painted all 18 at the same time, but grouped by color. For example, first I did the skin of all of them, then the brown of the suit, then I did the ones with blue plumage, then the ones with red, and so on. I didn't find them especially difficult, on the contrary; they are a type of sculpture that clearly shows you where there are details to be highlighted, and if you don't highlight them especially they are still distinguishable as well. Thank you very much for your comment, very kind!