The kits are of descent quality. It's quite a lot of work to get them presentable, and there are some prominent mould missmatches and partly destroyed moulds making for less than perfect detail.
Painted
as my other BEF-vehicles; camouflage Dark Green G4 and Khaki Green G3 from DOA.
Tracks Vallejo Panzer Aces 304 drybrushed with Vallejo 865 Oily Steel. Rubber
GW Black. Everything washed with a dilute wash of Army Painter Quickshade Dark
Tone.
Decals
from ‘BEF – set 2 AFVs’ from Dan Taylor, and ‘UK – Tactical Markings UK-4’ from
Aleran Miniatures.
A dusting with pigments to make them a bit dirty.
Same here, I think they could benefit from a black (or very dark brown) pin wash.
ReplyDeleteOtherwise, very nice.
I'm going for getting stuff on the table and looking decent from half a meter away.
DeletePin washes are nice, but goes against my drive to get stuff finished and the tin- and plastics-mountain to be smaller.
I missed the shift to WW2. Thanks for all the links to the kickstarters, I did get in on the Dungeon Saga but it looks like I missed a couple of other interesting ones. My son has even pointed out that i haven't painted most of my recent purchases. So probably better to get to work on what i have.
ReplyDeleteAh, just because you haven't painted what you have is absolutely no reason for not 'investing' in new stuff.
DeleteCool, my favourite era
ReplyDeleteMine too. I like all these rickety AFV:s :-)
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