Accurate Miniature Equivalents for Custom Painting your 1940 E&P

[bennyboyg]

Very nice Variable, you should keep it up.

[Viracocha]

Sweetness Variable!  Especially like those factories!!!

[Guest]

Great job Variable, if you need more practice, you can always paint mine.

[Guest]

@i:

mine first thouge cause im spesal and hade a horrible B-Day last year

Allow me to translate:

“Mine first though, because I’m special, and I had a horrible birthday last year.”

I think that you should have a spelling contest and paint a set for the winner.

[Commander JayVon]

Actually allworkandnoclay, I have question for you.

Any particular books you can recommend, you know, for references and illustrations regarding unit camos/colors, etc?

[Variable]

@Admiral:

Actually allworkandnoclay, I have question for you.

Any particular books you can recommend, you know, for references and illustrations regarding unit camos/colors, etc?

Good question! You beat me to it.

[Guest]

@i:

@Brain:

I think that you should have a spelling contest and paint a set for the winner.

with who BD and ill lose!

Hey irock, let me introduce you to my friend:

http://www.merriam-webster.com/

[Commander JayVon]

@Variable:

@Admiral:

Actually allworkandnoclay, I have question for you.

Any particular books you can recommend, you know, for references and illustrations regarding unit camos/colors, etc?

Good question! You beat me to it.

I remember seeing a book series on infantry, I can’t remember the name per say, but I think it was called ‘Men at War’. I believe, or rather assumed it contained such illustrations and references. Don’t run to the bank with it though.

For the other units, (especially those naval ones) I would love to see what AWANC used.

lol, AWANC and ANZAC

[Variable]

Yep, the Osprey brand books have great illustrations for all periods of infantry. They don’t cover machines though, so I’ve been going off of AllWork’s stuff with my own little changes.

[Guest]

I’m an american and I do not eat at Burger King. Burger King is for people who like re-heated food. It is a shame that the younger generation will never get a chance to taste how good they used to be. There are so many better choices than Burger King. I am surprised they stay in business. I guess when people are in a hurry, they will eat any crap that is put in front of them. You know the last time I was in Canada, I think I saw the same crappy fast food restaurants up there, so obviously there are Canadians eating that same garbage.

Oh well back on topic…

If I was to paint my figures they would probably look like cheeseburgers :-D

[Commander JayVon]

Can’t wait to see the USN.

[Variable]

Yes, we are a bit overdue… Bring on the 'Mericans AllWork!

[allworkandnoclay]

Went on a big camping trip last week… Finishing detail work tonight, maybe tomorrow…

[Guest]

@allworkandnoclay:

Went on a big camping trip last week… Finishing detail work tonight, maybe tomorrow…

I am eagerly awaiting. Are you going to wait for Europe to come out before painting Russians, Germans, Italians and French.

[idk_iam_swiss]

This isnt 4chan…lets not let it become as such.

[Guest]

@i:

i 'm going to die soon need more art :oops:

Check out the WWII Art Museum in General Discussion

[Variable]

Here, maybe this will keep you alive for another day or two…

[Guest]

@Variable:

Here, maybe this will keep you alive for another day or two…

Great job Variable. I think this might hold me over for a bit.

[Commander JayVon]

Those are good, Variable.

I especially like the tropical camo done on the Betty.

[Variable]

@Admiral:

Those are good, Variable.

I especially like the tropical camo done on the Betty.

That’s my version of AllWork’s camo over bare metal. It’s my favorite too. I had fun with the carriers, making one a “late war” version with a tarred deck.

Next up is subs, artillery, and destroyers. This is a lot of work, especially considering the GC set is WAY smaller than the P40 set. I can imagine the work that AllWork has put in!