Thank you both so much, I feel a lot better about painting now. :-D
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Here, maybe this will keep you alive for another day or two…
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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.
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Those are good, Variable.
I especially like the tropical camo done on the Betty.
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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!
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Definitely!
Still, you two make it look damn good. I hope to do that with the miniatures I’ll be painting over the summer.
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Really like those carriers!
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Thanks for the compliments all! Here’s another look at the carriers and a closer shot of the AA guns:
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Nice work Variable! Pics coming tonight guys… Left my camera in the studio over the weekend. :|
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Alright:
United States Ground Support
US Mechanized Infantry
US Artillery
US Supply Trucks (a la Battle of the Bulge)
US Tanks
US Olive Drab Camo
US Dark Camo
US Mediterranean Camo
US Full Ground Force
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‘Tanks’ a lot, man! :lol:
Simply beautiful.
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Those are freakin’ incredible. What’s next?
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US NAVY!!!
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@Brain:
US NAVY!!!
Oh yeah! I can’t wait.
Actually it’s the USAF.
That’ll definitely suffice.
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yes i know what is is, i was responding to what is NEXT. silly hamster
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@Brain:
US NAVY!!!
Oh yeah! I can’t wait.
Actually it’s the USAF.
Well, to be fair, the USAF wasn’t established until 1947. In 1940, it’d be the US Army Air Corps (USAAC), reorganized to the US Army Air Forces (USAAF) in 1941. And of course, the one that may be of interest in the Pacific would be our US Naval Air Corps (technically under the Bureau of Aeronautics, though the term USNAC was widely used before and during the war).
Though to make this relevant to the thread, quick question to AllClay… will you also be painting a set of Hellcats from the original Pacific?
Oh, and awesome job on the land forces, AllClay. And a big thumbs up to Variable on those Japanese Guadalcanal pieces. I swear, if I just had more time (and patience), I’d try my hand at painting my own AA pieces… oh, well. I’ll satisfy myself admiring the work of others. Keep it up, guys! :-D
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@Brain:
US NAVY!!!
Oh yeah! I can’t wait.
Actually it’s the USAF.
Well, to be fair, the USAF wasn’t established until 1947. In 1940, it’d be the US Army Air Corps (USAAC), reorganized to the US Army Air Forces (USAAF) in 1941. And of course, the one that may be of interest in the Pacific would be our US Naval Air Corps (technically under the Bureau of Aeronautics, though the term USNAC was widely used before and during the war).
Though to make this relevant to the thread, quick question to AllClay… will you also be painting a set of Hellcats from the original Pacific?
Oh, and awesome job on the land forces, AllClay. And a big thumbs up to Variable on those Japanese Guadalcanal pieces. I swear, if I just had more time (and patience), I’d try my hand at painting my own AA pieces… oh, well. I’ll satisfy myself admiring the work of others. Keep it up, guys! :-D
Yea, I actually thought about the air force title just after I posted it (then I thought, nah, nobody will say anything heh).
I’ll be painting:
12 Strat Bombers (B-17s), 12 Tactical Bombers (A-24 Banshee or SBD Dauntless), and 16 Fighters (8 Hellcats and 8 P-38 Lightnings).
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allworkandnoclay, where did you get those jeep units, photographed beside the halftracks and tanks?
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allworkandnoclay, where did you get those jeep units, photographed beside the halftracks and tanks?
i dont see any jeeps, but if you mean the trucks, they are included with Battle of the Bulge
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