- A Britannia Resin and Metal British Bedford QLR (Radio Truck).
- An AB British Despatch rider.
- A Battlefield British Commando radio operator.
Thursday 22 November 2012
British Communication Build
These are my efforts for The Guild Communication Build :
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Old Guard & a Note of Caution
Hi Everyone! Here are some pictures of recently completed French Old Guard from North Star Military Figures Retreat From Moscow range. Plus...
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Here are some 17th Century character miniatures I finished recently. 28mm metal, mostly from Wargamer Poland: https://sklep.wargamer.pl/gb... -
Hi Everyone! Here are some pictures of recently completed French Old Guard from North Star Military Figures Retreat From Moscow range. Plus... -
Orcs! Those nasty servants of Morgoth or Sauron and general troublemakers. This is my first painted unit of 12 using the Oathmark plast...
Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteMust get me a dispatch rider - my grandfather was a dispatch rider for NZ 2DIV in Italy.
Thanks mate.
DeleteThe AB riders are brilliant, I've still got another one to paint up yet.
Not sure if there are any in plastic?
Breathtaking work John!
ReplyDeleteSteady there Paul, now just sit down and take slow deep breaths...... ;)
DeleteCheers mate.
Excellent work! I can never get the faces to look as good as yours.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work!
FF
Cheers FF. I reckon the faces have alot to do with the quality of the original sculpts myself. My faces are done in four stages i)Deep flesh colour for base coat. ii)Wash with Vallejo flesh wash. iii)Go back over with Mid tone flesh, leaving some darker areas in recesses. iv)Highlight with pale flesh- put a highlight on the nose and top of cheek bones.
DeleteLove'em, love'em, love'em!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice bunch of models John! The truck, the bike, the commando...mate, you made my day! :)
Glad to hear I made your day T.
DeleteI'm really enjoying following your current projects.
The only dispatch rider I can think of in plastic is the escort rider in the Airfix RAF recovery set. You get two
ReplyDeleteNow there's a thought, I wonder if Nick knows?
DeleteLovely work. I particularly like your groundwork - beautiful finish on these.
ReplyDeleteThanks Curt, glad you like 'em :)
Deletelooking good. now send a message for more pies I am hungry over here.
ReplyDeletePies? No, these chaps only take orders for army rations and of course plenty of tea ;)
DeleteStunning work! Really like the basing.
ReplyDeleteCheers Rodger for you kind words.
DeleteLovely work on the faces, Sarge.
ReplyDeleteThanks FMB- getting the faces right is really important for miniatures I reckon.
DeleteOff topic, but you've won a Liebster Blog Award! :
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FF
Man, that's twice in a couple of days! Thanks mate.
DeleteHi John, I've just given you a Leibster Blog Award.
ReplyDeletehttp://20mmgamer.blogspot.co.nz/2012/11/good-afternoon-steve-fine-fellow-behind.html
Your challenge now, should you accept it, is to pay it forward to five other blogs.
Good on ya mate!
Nick
Ahh, reading the above comment...that's three in three days!
DeleteHmmm yes, it's nice to know people enjoy our blogs - the whole thing seems to have gone rather viral. Perhaps I should create my own award and give a Sarge's stripe to my favourites ;)
DeleteHi John, I just wanted to inform you that I nominated your blog for the Leibster blog award.
ReplyDeletehttp://miniaturesterrainpage.blogspot.gr/2012/11/and-liebster-award-goes-to.html
Your challenge, should you accept it, is to award five other blogs for the same
Cheers,
Thanos
Thanks mate, that's four nominations in about as many days- this thing is really "going viral"
DeleteI am so envious ... well done
ReplyDeleteThanks Geordie for the kind words :)
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