(Remember: click on the pictures for a bigger version):
Support for the Generic African
Militia.
The whole Generic African
Militia mob.
And an odd British Officer that has noting at all to do with
the Africans… but I happened to finish him up last night too… (figure is from Artizan Designs)
Coming soon on Tim’s Miniature Wargaming Blog:
Those aforementioned US Marines
have lingered on the table long enough that I started putting some paint on a
few. As minis come in I base and prime and often even do the “base goop” in
batches so that minis are ready to paint when I feel the urge – also I can
sotre them in the drawer/box they’ll be in along with their painted comrades
and thus I have a sense of how much space I will need for them – and be remined
any time I look at the drawer that I have some to finish up… Anyway, as the
Marines arrived at the same time as these Africans I based and primed and
gooped them all at the same time (along with some First Special Service Force
troopers that arrived earlie but hadn’t been primed, etc. yet) and as they were
still sitting there as I started painting the Africans… and sort of got some
paint on them in the process… I may finish up a few of those… just for fun…
along with some of those FSSF troops…?
Nicely detailed work.
ReplyDeleteThanks John!
DeleteI have a love/hate relationship with painting irregulars... so much work involved in trying to make the group look unique, or at least diverse... but when it's all done and I have a pile of rather... well... irregular looking guys... it's looks pretty darn okay if I do say so myself...
Hmmmm... is it just me or are there a lot of guys in blue shirts!? doh...
Those little fellas are absolutely stunning. I think finally I'll have to get into moderns...
ReplyDeleteConsidering how good your WW2 Camouflage looks - I'd really like to see your treatment of more modern camouflage! Do it!
DeleteI love the militia. Nice colours for their clothes and nice faces.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rob! I have to say your own africans have been nothing short of inspiring! And your shanty town terrain is amazing! I'm pretty excited about your new Hotel Zugando blog!
DeleteThanks Tim. I have posted pictures of some African civvies on Hotel Zugando.
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