I was going to write more this weekend, but a mega-PC failure (Blue Screen Of Death) has wasted most of it.
Anyway, here's some photos of my latest completed work:
That's enough for now. Off to finish re-installing my software and trying to find my e-mail addresses. Anyone who has my e-mail could help out by sending me a brief e-mail so I can add you quickly to my address book.
Anyway, here's some photos of my latest completed work:
Peter Pig's new Carlists, - firing & LMG figures |
Carlist HMGs, - Nationalists with head swaps |
Command groups, - two different types of Officer |
The LMG poses. I drilled out the metal under the barrel to make it look more realistic |
More firing Carlists |
Height comparison between new Carlist figures and original Civil Guards |
Would love to get a painting guide from you on how you painted your carlists. I have a platoon of them that I have been wanting to paint for quite a while.
ReplyDeleteChris,
DeleteI wrote a wholes series of blogs on my painting technique in 2009. The first one is at:
http://wargaming4grownups.blogspot.co.uk/2009/11/painting-toy-soldiers-1.html
Basically undercoat in black then when you're done paint them with Ronseal.
If you want the paint colours I used let me know and I'll post a list.
Trebian
Yes. Paint colors is what I am looking for. I am pretty much a paint by numbers guy as I am partially color blind. The more help I can get the better.
DeleteThe paints are a mixture of Tamiya, GW and Dulux. I'll post a list when I'm back home.
DeleteChris,
ReplyDeleteThe paint scheme is this:
Uniforms - Tamiya XF65 (Field Grey)
Gaiters - Tamiya XF67 (Nato Green)
Blanket rolls - Tamiya XF60 (Dark Yellow)
(Hatching on the blankets is any green, blue or brown I have to hand)
Berets - Citadel Blood Red
Tassels - Citadel Golden Yellow
Leather - Citadel Dark Flesh (if you can't get this use Tamiya XF9 - Hull Red instead)
Shoes - Tamiya XF10 (Flat brown)
Socks - Dulux Labrador Sand 6*
Flesh - Citadel Bronzed Flesh
Rifles - Tamiya XF79 (Linoleum brown)
Rifle barrels are gun metal mix of black and (mithril) silver.
Figures are finished with Ronseal Quick Drying Antique Pine Gloss Varnish.
I think that's everything
Trebian
*Or you can just use any white you happen to have