I haven’t been doing so much
painting this past week. I’ve been reading a lot - graphic novels mostly
but I
did finish up a few things last night…
(Remember: click on the pictures
for a bigger version)
A Panzer Crew from West Wind Productions.
Heracles from Wargames
Foundry - wearing the skin of the Nemean Lion.
A beggar from Warlord
Games - from a pack of “Roman Civilians” but I figure he could pass
for a beggar in any western ancient to medieval city…
Coming soon on Tim’s Miniature Wargaming Blog:
The closest things to completion
are some more Foundry Greek Gods and a pile of Centaurs… Like, enough to finish
up a DBA/HOTT army…
Nice work my friend. Can I just ask what are you using for your bases for your 28mm stuff? I need to get some. I'm stuck painting commissioned Lord of the Rings stuff at the moment but as soon as the projects completed I want to get on with my Vietnam stuff.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
ReplyDeleteI base all my individually based 28mm figures on metal washers. Is that what you were wondering...? Or how I finish them...? If the latter, I usually after painting I "GOOP" the bases - apply a mixture of white carpenters glue (or sometimes acrylic gel), dark brown paint, sand and railroad ballast. When that mess is dry I dry brush a lighter brown, then tan, then paint-on matte varnish. when that's all dry I glue on some static grass.
Tim:
ReplyDeleteSorry I missed this post earlier; but great looking panzer crewmen (who can resist Prussians in black). I've always liked Foundry's Greek ranges - still need to acquire some of these mythologigal guys. Best, Dean