G'day all,
here's some pictures from the next big project I'm undertaking. It includes figures from three different nations in two different scales, but all from one manufacturer :-)
These are very much work in progress shots, so are not as tidy as my other photos. The miniatures are from a new range about to be released by Wartime Miniatures, and are 28mm Japanese for WW2. They go really well with their range of 28mm Australians, which I have painted quite a few of - same sculptor by the looks of 'em. I won't be doing the basing for these, Mathew from Wartime will sort that out. I plan to do better pictures later, so please don't be put off by the messy workbench :)
I'm finding 28mm easier to paint than 20mm at the moment. I'm doing a bunch of 20mm for this project too, and they seem to be taking me as long as the 28's - plus I have to wear my headband magnifier a lot of the time. Ah well.
I hope you like the look of the Japanese. I'm happy to answer questions about what colours I used.
All the best,
John.
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