AAA50th painted minis

i rock

so is there any technique i should know before i panit my pieces?

Viracocha

Thanks DFW!

Irock, yeah… I guess I could try and give some pointers, though I’d suggest searching online for such - because a lot of how to sites include photos as well.

First off - you’re going to need more colors from the ones you have listed. Its not feasible for me to tell you which ones or which brands - there’s just too many and the shades are pretty much up to you. There are - believe it or not - massive debates in some circles of miniature painting concerning which shade of gray is most like the standard confederate uniform or the proper tones of this or that camo… So at the end of the day, it’s a personal thing.

Actually… upon further consideration, I was thinking on doing a step-by-step with photos when I paint FMG’s new Italian pieces. So, you might have to wait (it’s not something I can explain in just a couple paragraphs). But if you’re in a big hurry, there are websites.

Viracocha

The Chinese forces, including the P-40 Warhawk.

Chinese infantry.jpg
Chinese field guns.jpg
Flying Tigers.jpg

i rock

well i will need a finer brush to so list of stuff i need
1.finer brush
2.more paints
3.more minies(i have 1 copy of revised!)

calvinhobbesliker

@Viracocha:

The Chinese forces, including the P-40 Warhawk.

Where’d the artillery come from? They don’t look like the AA allied artillery

Viracocha

@calvinhobbesliker:

@Viracocha:

The Chinese forces, including the P-40 Warhawk.

Where’d the artillery come from? They don’t look like the AA allied artillery

Table Tactics. In my AA50th house rules I allow for Chinese artillery with the Burma Road rule, though they do not have the ability to support infantry (and the Burma Road doesn’t cover as many territories). I like 'em because I think they represent the more “hodge-podge” collection of heavier field equipment they got during the war.