Back in October I experimented with a Czech Legion Cavalry trooper for Rodger. Now that the decks are clearer it is time to crack on with the rest of the unit. Santa brought me a rotary tool so there has been frantic grinding and filing going on in the "studio". Rotary tools make a lot of mess. I was forced to get the hoover out.
First five complete here on temporary bases. Rodger will base them when all are done. Five more to come.
Saturday 27 January 2018
Thursday 25 January 2018
Biting the Bullet
Santa brought me some interesting gifts last Christmas. He gave me a 1/48 kit of a Bristol M1 C. It came up rather well for use on the Mespot tabletop.
Sadly, the 1/48 kit of a Vickers FB5 "Gunbus" ended up in the bin last night as I screamed, shouted and ranted my frustrations at it. It was a pathetic scene as I had a tantrum and hurled the box across the room. I am an adult (so I am told) and should know better.
Sadly, the 1/48 kit of a Vickers FB5 "Gunbus" ended up in the bin last night as I screamed, shouted and ranted my frustrations at it. It was a pathetic scene as I had a tantrum and hurled the box across the room. I am an adult (so I am told) and should know better.
Tuesday 23 January 2018
WW2 Italian reinforcements for the Western Desert.
Some extras for a tabletop force that I painted for a client some time ago. All are from Perry Miniatures. All will be based by the client.
ITWW22 Breda 20mm gun and crew.
ITWW 21 Moto Guzzi Trike.
ITWW 11 Breda 37 machine gun and crew
ITWW 10 81mm mortar and crew
Friday 5 January 2018
12th Australian Light Horse, 1918.
Done! These chaps, so a little bird tells me, will be making their first appearance at the York show in early February. They look almost identical to the 4th ALH (pictured earlier) save for the tiny detail of the patch on the shoulder. Again, all miniatures from Blaze Away with added saddle clutter and swords made from greenstuff.
Labels:
Blaze Away,
WW1 Australian Light Horse
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