@Marshmallow-of-War thank you Marsh
Painting the world at war
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What about armour? I’d really like to replace some of the tanks the Allies start with so they’re actually what that country used. Same with some of the Arty pieces as well.
I’m sure I’ll hastle you with more questions as things continue to come up that I hadn’t considered. If I get to be a bother feel free to tell me to piss off ;)
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Closest scale for armor would be 1/285 or 1/300. GHQ is your best option unless IL knows of something better. These will be a bit smaller than OOB A&A pieces I think.
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I am still not allowed to post pictures or links unfortunately, just add the http:
I can help you out… Great Job on these
THERE… Now everyone can see how AWESOME they are. See the rest here:
http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.php?quickkey=a9o5ar0fak20wc0&thumb=5
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Love the Biplane!
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Thanks for doing that FMG, will be good to do the italian set when they arrive, i have some of the hbg marines to do as well when i do the pacific U.S. Thanks for the compliments guys. I dont think i would be confident enough to paint somebody else’s pieces, i’d be too worried about not doing a good enough job.
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10 points if you recognise these guys…:)
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F4U Corsair !!!
From Historical Board Gaming.
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Correct :-D I thought some one might chirp up with the markings. What is the most surprising is that finally i have worked out how to post pics without needing links :-)
Ok, so they are modeled after Greg Boyington, number 86, am sure everybody knows about his exploits with “The Black Sheep Squadron” and Ira Kepford, number 29 of the “Jolly Rogers”. -
Would you by any chance be willing to sell these? lol jk, but they are really awesome I just can’t find the time or money or skill to paint mine like that.
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I dont have the skills of mr allwork, my biggest trouble is finding the time, am a farmer so not much free time at all. Patience and a steady hand are the biggest skills required i think. :-)
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So i had a bit of a disaster on my hands with the pacific usa. I heard good reports about a product called “Army Painter”, used for the shade, well it wasn’t good at my end. Very expensive, but thought it could save time and everybody said it was good stuff. After applying it it left all my miniatures highly glossed, bugger, had a tin of matt clear so put that over the top and hey presto all my paintwork has bubbled. On top of all that my colour choice was not really correct either. At least it is only my set, order some replacements through HBG. Some pics not so close up……
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All the pics are on the mediafire site
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