I completed the second (of three) batches of 10mm Soviets last night. This one includes 8 APCs and three armoured cars, all by Minifigs.
I received a request for "greener" colours on this batch and have obliged. It is a bit difficult to tell from these pictures but here is a side-by-side of this batch (left) versus the first batch (right). The newer batch is greener.
I spent some time on the web trying to figure out how to assemble the armour cars with rockets on them and I think I got it right.
Up next: I have four goblin warband done and drying. I am building the last of the Soviets--assembling the Hinds is daunting! I also have a bunch of 1/72-scale War of 1812 Brits that I just mounted on paint sticks and the remainder of my 28mm vikings built and awaiting priming.
I received a request for "greener" colours on this batch and have obliged. It is a bit difficult to tell from these pictures but here is a side-by-side of this batch (left) versus the first batch (right). The newer batch is greener.
I spent some time on the web trying to figure out how to assemble the armour cars with rockets on them and I think I got it right.
Up next: I have four goblin warband done and drying. I am building the last of the Soviets--assembling the Hinds is daunting! I also have a bunch of 1/72-scale War of 1812 Brits that I just mounted on paint sticks and the remainder of my 28mm vikings built and awaiting priming.
3 comments:
The camo pattern is really nice. How exactly did you do it as I might use that on my 15mm scifi stuff.
Love the pattern. What will you use them for?
Primed white, overall wash of an acrylic green (medium foliage green, I think), then a wash of the darker stripes (ivy green, I think) then details the tires and missiles and then washed with the dip.
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