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blipvertus 55 minutes ago.
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Say hi to Sir Aston and Squire Villa, a couple of Royal mice for Burrows and Badgers. Love these figures.
Have had precious little hobby time but have used it to start painting the parts of my MicroArt Trattoria. I have found it easier to paint the parts on “sprue” before assembly. I drew the grid (1cm x 1cm) for the tile floor in pencil before I started painting.
all but the base is done know i think. left the handle brown as i agreed it worked well with pale skin and the darth blue 1729 COLORSHIFT chameleon paint for the body and crest thingy. also used SOLAR ANOMALIE 1727 on the chainmail ( cant see great on my pics) but really worked well between the yellow trousers and purple cloak.
i did try out doing tattoos on one side of his body. just did random swirls to test and not sure if it looks like really bad veins or bruises or faded tattoos but i like the effect so going to keep it 🙂 ( i am trying to improve the pictures, here’s a close up of the “tattoos”. pic not great but see the design on the head. )
enjoyed using colorshift paints. looking for other paint projects to use them on.
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Some DAK for an upcoming doubles tournament, new wheel for my commander before i get onto the rest of the transports for the infantry.
Grot tank from Kromlech with all the weapon options magnetized. The turret is as well for full rotation. Not much to post as I just sealed it all and the time before work is short. Cheers all
Hi all, a Panzer IV Ausführung J with Thoma-Schürzen (1/56; Rubicon Models) joins my late war winter Germans for future Bolt Action and Chain of Command matches. Tank commander (28mm; Tabletop Basement) & tank riders (28mm; Warlord Games) are removable.
Treated myself to a character model before i tackle some tanks.
Daylight pictures done, project blog updated, I’m now allowed to tidy my painting table!
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