WIP fow

These are the transports of the British rifles.As you can see they are painted and have the first weathering stage applied,I have been trying the vallejo pigments out.This time i mixed them with a touch of water like a wash then just...well dabbed it on,the pigments dry out to a matt earth texture.When i next get to the painting table I'll touch up the wheels and tracks before basing.

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lord of the rings rangers

Just a few Lotr figures,All proceeds toward the Steve Dean AGM and Gentleman's Drinking Club meeting in January.The plan is to meet at the imperial war museum then lunch and drinks followed with drinks and more drinks.

more of christmas game

christmas game

Few more pictures mainly of burning T34's......they seemed to do a lot of that sort of thing,most unreliable shabby Communist trick.

christmas game

Christmas flames of war game,Debcrecen from the wargames illustrated article.We sub T34's instead of M4 Sherman's.

The Russians lost both games mainly due to bogging down tests and suffering from the hen and chick rule.All in all not a bad game for our first scenario.

Late British WW2 wip

These are for my late British company for flames of war.I just loved these figures from Forged in Battle,as a wip they still need basing.

napoleonic french

Old guard artillery for mr "insanity Cope",outstanding castings perry i think?

Grille moblie artillery

Flames of this time,nice models,clean casting and can't wait to get em on the table BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM

more transports for my ss

Peter pig again,the Kdz15 with a few extra stowage items form the bits box and the motorcycle and sidecar is just so cute.

kubelwagons

More from Peter pig,such clean castings.The figures are moulded into the wagon with just the head to put on,great idea as you can turn the heads as you want.

jagpanzer

At last sometime to take some photo's,These are my jagPanzer for my ss.More outstanding models from Peter pig.radio aerials are bristles from the wife's hand brush,sssssssssssssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

A few Panzers,in early winter camo

Just a test really to see if i could do it.Tried to make them look like they have been around the battlefield block a few times.Just the usual paints used apart from the mud and dirt around the wheels,these were painted using gw scorched brown and talcum powder.

Have ordered some Vallejo pigments and Will post some pictures when i get my hands on them.