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    Posts made by ithkrall

    • RE: Operation Paintskrieg

      Updated the first post to include all the links to the blog posts with the images. Replicated below :)

      Part one - Overview  http://vom-krieg.blogspot.co.nz/2011/09/axis-and-allies-anniversary-part-one.html
      Part two - Germany http://vom-krieg.blogspot.co.nz/2011/10/axis-and-allies-part-two-ze-germans.html
      Part Three - Soviet Union http://vom-krieg.blogspot.co.nz/2011/10/in-soviet-russia-axis-and-allies-paints.html
      Part Four - Japan  http://vom-krieg.blogspot.co.nz/2011/11/empire-of-rising-sun-axis-and-allies.html
      Part Five - British Empire http://vom-krieg.blogspot.co.nz/2011/12/for-king-andor-country-axis-and-allies.html
      Part Six - Italy http://vom-krieg.blogspot.co.nz/2012/01/aint-you-benito-mussolini-conqueror-of.html
      Part Seven - USA http://vom-krieg.blogspot.co.nz/2012/01/america-heck-yeah-axis-and-allies.html
      Part Eight - China and the rest http://vom-krieg.blogspot.co.nz/2012/02/china-rest-axis-and-allies-anniversary.html

      posted in Customizations
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      ithkrall
    • RE: Operation Paintskrieg

      Cheers Guys!

      Paul, I took a washer and some modeling clay (mlliput) and pressed the ball on to the washer.

      Then i drilled a hole in the plane with a dine drill and glued some wire into it.

      I then pressed the wire into the miliput, making sure that the wire doesnt come out the other end

      Then, once the miliput dried I cut the bottom edge flat with a knife (some of the miliput eventually presses out the bottom, making it uneven). That way it would sit evenly

      posted in Customizations
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      ithkrall
    • RE: Operation Paintskrieg

      Final post in the series

      http://vom-krieg.blogspot.co.nz/2012/02/china-rest-axis-and-allies-anniversary.html

      Thanks again to the team here, cheers to imperious leader for putting this thread as a sticky and keeping it there!

      posted in Customizations
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      ithkrall
    • RE: What was original retail price of A +A Anniversary Edition?

      @Viracocha:

      @Captain:

      I wonder what someone would pay for my copy of the game these days?  :-D

      I wondered the same Kiwi…

      I still dont think we would get back enough to justify the time and energy spent making them though

      posted in Axis & Allies Anniversary Edition
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    • RE: What was original retail price of A +A Anniversary Edition?

      I wonder what someone would pay for my copy of the game these days?  :-D

      posted in Axis & Allies Anniversary Edition
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      ithkrall
    • RE: Operation Paintskrieg

      USA post up

      http://vom-krieg.blogspot.com/2012/01/america-heck-yeah-axis-and-allies.html

      posted in Customizations
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      ithkrall
    • RE: Operation Paintskrieg

      UK

      http://vom-krieg.blogspot.com/2011/12/for-king-andor-country-axis-and-allies.html

      Italy

      http://vom-krieg.blogspot.com/2012/01/aint-you-benito-mussolini-conqueror-of.html

      posted in Customizations
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      ithkrall
    • RE: Operation Paintskrieg

      @RedArmySoldier:

      @falconrider:

      Whilst on the topic of painting, i play Warhammer Fantasy and love to play but hate the painting so paid an overseas company to paint my stuff.  They did a good job and were priced well.  Maybe i should get them to paint my AA minatures too.  If your wondering who they are you can find them at wwwdotpaintedfigsdotcom

      I want to have all my Italians (FMG and OOB) done in light grey (to make them easier recognizable as opposed to the Soviets), anyone know some company who could do that at a reasonable price? Doing it myself is not an option since I could mess up even something as ‘simple’ as painting them all one color, nor do I have the patience to do it myself.

      No idea how to help you on that one sorry

      posted in Customizations
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      ithkrall
    • RE: Operation Paintskrieg

      Updated my blog, entrys for Germany, Russia and Japan on there now

      http://vom-krieg.blogspot.com/2011/11/empire-of-rising-sun-axis-and-allies.html
      http://vom-krieg.blogspot.com/2011/10/in-soviet-russia-axis-and-allies-paints.html
      http://vom-krieg.blogspot.com/2011/10/axis-and-allies-part-two-ze-germans.html

      posted in Customizations
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      ithkrall
    • RE: Operation Paintskrieg

      Yep, it seems to work alright

      I’ve also found that a lot of gaming blogs are on blogspot as well. Once you set up one follow mine and ill do a track back to yours.

      posted in Customizations
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      ithkrall
    • RE: Operation Paintskrieg

      Yeah man, would love to see your work.

      One of the reasons I started the Blog was that i keep posting on different sites about what i’m doing, and sometimes i lose track of them.

      Having one place where you keep a record is damm handy.

      posted in Customizations
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      ithkrall
    • RE: Operation Paintskrieg

      You done any other projects Viracocha? Since the AA50 one?

      posted in Customizations
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      ithkrall
    • RE: Operation Paintskrieg

      First post in my retrospective look at painting up Axis and Allies anniversary edition is up here

      http://vom-krieg.blogspot.com/2011/09/axis-and-allies-anniversary-part-one.html

      I’ve also linked through to this site and Viracochas painted set as well

      posted in Customizations
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      ithkrall
    • RE: Operation Paintskrieg

      Hey all

      I’ve started up a painting blog that follows my painted boardgames and wargames. I’m going to revisit the axis and allies anniversary edition in a future post

      Heres the link

      http://vom-krieg.blogspot.com/

      posted in Customizations
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      ithkrall
    • RE: Operation Paintskrieg

      @FieldMarshalGames:

      You guys are amazing!  We all are in awe…

      …Can I come over and play?

      This is what HARD CORE is all about.

      If your ever in New Zealand FMG, you can come and play with my set. I even have your dice bag already here so you’ll feel right at home.

      posted in Customizations
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      ithkrall
    • RE: Operation Paintskrieg

      Here’s a link to Viracocha’s Photobucket account. Hes been working on his own Operation Paintskreig after being inspired by a couple of painted copies he saw of AA50 (Mine included)

      http://s889.photobucket.com/home/Viracocha_bucket

      So check it out, a different artist with a different look at painting AA50

      posted in Customizations
      ithkrallI
      ithkrall
    • RE: Favorite WWII Ship

      @coachofmany:

      I believe the Iowa class BB width was limited by the Panama Canal, you can see the difference on how narrow it is compared to the Yamato. The Montana class BB added a fourth turret but was equally as narrow, again to accomodate the canal. Even though the Yamato had a 18.1" dia. shell compared to the 16" of the Iowa class, the 16" shell had a farther range. I agree, the Yamato class BB was a pretty ship!

      I just read where the locks are only 110 ft wide, so the Montana class would not fit!

      One thing to note though is that the Montana was never built, planned but never actually built

      posted in World War II History
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      ithkrall
    • RE: Favorite WWII Ship

      @italiansarecoming:

      The iowa and its sister ship were the biggest bship of ww2 and in history but i love the enterprise though as well

      Actually the Yamato and her sister ship the Mushashi were the biggest battleship of WWII weighing in at approx 71000 tons or more.

      The Iowa class were big battleships but only came in at about 58000 tons, i bleieve they were the biggest US battleships to see operation however.

      posted in World War II History
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      ithkrall
    • RE: Operation Paintskrieg

      Awesomeness. Look forward to seeing the results

      posted in Customizations
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      ithkrall
    • RE: Favorite WWII Ship

      @RJL518:

      The Japanese superbattleship YAMATO…most powerful surface warship ever put to sea before the introduction of the Nimitz class aircraft carriers…

      Not a fan of the Yamoto personally as it was not the right weapon for that war. Japan would have been much better putting all those resources into a fleet carrier or two.

      posted in World War II History
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