First up. An OGRE Mk III-B in Nihon Colors:
A Re-enforced Australian Coastal Battery:
Supporting Light Tanks
Technicals w/ mounted heavy weapons
Infantry
And a blasted howitzer:
Switching genre's: The grateful dead:
W/ Roadies and fans:
Monday, December 17, 2012
BANZAI!!!! and More
My friend painting up my minis has finally finished.
First up. An OGRE Mk III-B in Nihon Colors:
A Re-enforced Australian Coastal Battery:
Supporting Light Tanks
Technicals w/ mounted heavy weapons
Infantry
And a blasted howitzer:
Switching genre's: The grateful dead:
W/ Roadies and fans:
First up. An OGRE Mk III-B in Nihon Colors:
A Re-enforced Australian Coastal Battery:
Supporting Light Tanks
Technicals w/ mounted heavy weapons
Infantry
And a blasted howitzer:
Switching genre's: The grateful dead:
W/ Roadies and fans:
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4 comments:
Do you build and paint these guys up yourself?
No. Mostly done by a friend of mine (follow the links for his blog) who is exponentially better at painting than I am.
Nicely done! :-)
They're beautifully done.
Years ago, in another life it seems now, I used to build "Super Detailed" model aircraft for static display. I'd organize whatever weapons load my "customer" wanted on their aircraft, along with the correct decals for the unit they wanted.
I even went so far as to make the seat belts and harnesses from thin strips of masking tape painted the correct FS number, and use photo-etched buckles. And I'd put a drop of clear acrylic over the "instruments" in the panel to give them a more realistic look.
Gad....I spent hundreds of hours doing that stuff!
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