Four more plucky Tommies for our Partizan participation game
A mixture of both washes (2 of each) I reneged and did a little more highlighting on these (though I'm not sure it shows in the pictures).
Five more are half done, then I'm going to attempt a conversion of a grenade throwing lieutenant.
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Showing posts with label 54mm. Show all posts
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Thursday, 11 May 2017
Monday, 8 May 2017
54mm WW1 British
At Partizan in a couple of week's time James and I will be staging not one, but two games.
One a 12mm version of the Hull Pals' assault on Oppy Wood using Square Bashing rules. The second is a 54mm participation game of an infantry assault on a machine gun nest based on the heroic, Victoria Cross winning, actions of Jack Harrison and using some simple home brew card driven rules.
These are a couple of test models for the participation element.
A pair of 54mm WW1 British infantry from Armies in Plastic.
Simple basecoat, wash and then highlight jobs. I'm aiming for a slightly "toy soldier"feel rather then highly realistic.
The first one has a dark wash and the other a more sepia/mid brown wash.
I think the darker wash does the uniform better, but the sepia style wash does the webbing better.
Which is annoying - I don't want to be applying multiple washes.
*Harry Hill voice*
I like the model with the dark wash, but I also like the model with the sepia wash.
But which is better?
there's only one way to find out....
FIIIIIIIIGGGGHHHHTTT!!!!!!
Actually as I think they both work I might do half the models with one and half with another.
One a 12mm version of the Hull Pals' assault on Oppy Wood using Square Bashing rules. The second is a 54mm participation game of an infantry assault on a machine gun nest based on the heroic, Victoria Cross winning, actions of Jack Harrison and using some simple home brew card driven rules.
These are a couple of test models for the participation element.
A pair of 54mm WW1 British infantry from Armies in Plastic.
Simple basecoat, wash and then highlight jobs. I'm aiming for a slightly "toy soldier"feel rather then highly realistic.
The first one has a dark wash and the other a more sepia/mid brown wash.
I think the darker wash does the uniform better, but the sepia style wash does the webbing better.
Which is annoying - I don't want to be applying multiple washes.
*Harry Hill voice*
I like the model with the dark wash, but I also like the model with the sepia wash.
But which is better?
there's only one way to find out....
FIIIIIIIIGGGGHHHHTTT!!!!!!
Actually as I think they both work I might do half the models with one and half with another.
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