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And here is my my first finished Judge!!!
Not JD himself. Can’t wait to have the game!!!
Day 14 of my journey into 1938 A Very British Civil War and it is back to the Scottish republic. Shortly after the start of the civil war and the Scottish Government declared itself as a Republic, it took to raising forces to protect itself for the English Royalist/Government forces respond. This did come at the battle of Berwick in which the English were force down and defeated.
The Scottish Republic started to organise and uniform its militia forces using the Covenanter’s of the English Civil War are reference and dress them in Hodden Grey, the traditional colour of the Scottish forces. This chap is a member of one of the highland militias raised and as a such the Republic has reintroduced the Covenanter Tartan for its Government Militias.
Galladoria Game’s BF ends tomorrow. 20% off their resins, including the Christmas Mimic, which I just finished up. (:
More Orks for Aeronautica Imperialis.
I painted up my first Gaslands car. The scale is a little odd. 40k guns are a bit too big and FoW stuff looks a little dainty or is full tank turrents. If I were to do a few more cars I’d see about picking up some parts designed for this scale.
Thanks @oriskany they turned out decent for just picking at them when ever I had a minute. The edge high lighting doesn’t really show up well in the pictures but that also means the mess I made while edge high lighting is hidden too :p . Colour scheme is based of the minis on the box.
They are light, medium and heavy tanks. They all have the hover key word so grav tank fits. Haven’t read any fluff on the firestorm universe yet. I also still have the infantry to paint up.
@oriskany one of the main reasons I chose Oathmark for my Dwarf army is because of the archer figures. That and everyone wears chainmail.
The bases for the Ork aircraft have several game functions. Mostly facing for the bases proper but there are dials for speed and altitude.
If you scrounge up an old Ork codex there’s actually an explanation of all the symbols and yeah, that’s the symbol for explosions. Also, yellow is supposed to make things more explosive so that’s why the bombs are yellow.
And purple is the color of stealth …
USMC vehicles are more or less done here. As previously detailed, new ERA panels were fabricated and put on the M-60A1s. Also added missing taillight cowlings for the LAV-25s, and radio antennae to all vehicles. Added the AAV-7P amphibious assault vehicles, although admittedly on those the scale is a little off (they should be larger).
Meanwhile, also started my infantry in a big way. Painting is mostly done, with an approximation of US 1991 DBDU Six-Color Desert (“chocolate chip”) camo pattern (approximation, these are 15mm minis after all). I’m also not 100% sure on the inclusion of the Dragon ATGW for a 1991 USMC force (I was trained on the AT-4) … so I’ll have to check on that. This kit was originally US Infantry Platoon for Battlefront’s Team Yankee.
Next steps include a last pin-wash on equipment, perhaps a dry brush on the weapons (light grey / interferon blue), and of course figuring out what I want to do with the bases.
M-60A1 MBTs (with ERA panels), HMMWVs with M2HB HMGs, Mk19 AGLs, TOW-II ATGW), LAV-25s with 25mm autocannon, ITV TOW-II ATGW boom, and mortar.
Antennae added to all vehicles.
AAV-7P “amtracks” in the back.
Just the LAV-25s – drybrushing added, especially around tires, two antennae added per vehicle on the 25mm turrets, one for the ITV and mortar).
HMMWVs – again new drybrushing and antennae.
Infantry … 80% done?
55 figures in all – Battlefront US Infantry Platoon Team Yankee set. Metal 15mm.
A little dark washing remains, dry brush on the weapons, and of course the basing.
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