10000 hits
Thats someting to celibrate, but Im not sure how?
A good wine and good food with the girlfriend seems wrong. Im guessing she should just look funny at me for even mention it so thats not the way.
I just looked at the counter and it was full of nines so I just tricked my budy Jonathan to check out one thing at my blog...
Thanks for all the feedback and all the inspiration you have given me.
Maybe get something special to paint, that could be in order?
Thanks guys.
Ohh and I just noticed, this is also my 100th post. How awsome is that...
Monday, 28 May 2012
Friday, 25 May 2012
Jötunn
My Jätte as we say now a days, or Jötunn as they were
known back when the stories and legends where much more alive.
I had this model half painted at my table for maybey half a year, it was time to finnish the other half of him.
The skintones on the backside of his elbows arn´t perfect by any means but he will do.
A really fun miniatures. A old sculpt and I dont´n know who original sculpted him but he was labeled eM-4 where I bought him.
There is something special with these oldschool models. Full of character.
I went with red hair but with a tuch of gray. The pictures dosn´t give the metals on his spiked club justice unfortunetly.
Wednesday, 23 May 2012
Heavy Armoured Squadron, 8th army
Heavy
Armoured Squadron
1000pts
Flames of war force, Mid-war.
I have now
finished a small British Heavy Armoured Squadron for Flames of war.
Is it a
good one? Probably not but it’s cool, that’s what’s matter.
If I later want
to expand this small list Im open for some different ideas. I could add Bofors
AA guns that in the combination with my infantry hold one objective while the
rest of the force attacks.
Some
artillery or smoke would be nice, maybe add some 25 pounders or aircrafts.
Or I could
go all in for a offensive option adding Crusaders or Honeys and maybe some more
Universal carrier, taking the fighting to the enemy.
But the
small 1000pts list that I had planed is now finished.
Heavy
Armoured squadron, Africa
Rules from "North Africa"
Hq 185pts
CC Grant tank
2iC Grant tank
Rules from "North Africa"
Hq 185pts
CC Grant tank
2iC Grant tank
Combat
3 Grant tanks, 280pts
3 Grant tanks, 280pts
Support
3x Universal Carrier +3x extra MG, 105pts
1x Command Rifle/MG, 6x Rifle/MG, 145pts
(Pay points for a Field Platoon, Royal Engineers and truck and switch it for a Rifle platoon)
Totalt 995pts
This leaves
me with 5 points that I could spend on maybe an extra aa mg for the 2iC
Oh and Alexander if you read this, the bases on the Infantry are fixed now. Thanks.
Oh and Alexander if you read this, the bases on the Infantry are fixed now. Thanks.
Labels:
15mm,
Africa,
Army picture,
Desert Rats,
Flames of war,
Great Britain,
WWII
8th Army Scout Platoon – Universal Carrier
8th Army
Scout Platoon – Universal Carrier
I just finished
the bases on these little loveliness´. A small scouting force filled with MGs. The
Universal Carrier is such a nice addition to my British force.
Modeles and extra crewmembers from spare 25pounder crew I got lying around, all from Battlefront.
Oh and Alex, if you read this. The Infantry bases are fixed. Thanks.
Oh and Alex, if you read this. The Infantry bases are fixed. Thanks.
Labels:
15mm,
Africa,
Desert Rats,
Flames of war,
Great Britain,
WWII
Thursday, 17 May 2012
8th army, Heavy Armoured squadron- Grants
8th army, Heavy
Armoured squadron- Grants
I always
had a soft spot for the Grant tank. With two guns it resembles the land-battleships
if the periods between the wars. I just love the design.
And when Maelstrom
had their 30% spring cleaning sales I couldn´t resist it any more.
I ordered some “Forged in battle” Grants.
I ordered some “Forged in battle” Grants.
And that’s the
reason my old infantry finally got some paint on them.
I bought
two packages of Grants which gave me eight tanks, that’s a Commander, 2 in
command and two heavy armoured platoons.
Labels:
15mm,
Africa,
Desert Rats,
Flames of war,
Great Britain,
WWII
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
Tommies
These boys
have been camping in my leadpile for a long long time, It must be at least 5-6
years.
Its nice to finnaly give them some loving.
British infantry
for the desert war. There is something special in going to battle in shorts…
I see know
on the pictures I have been rather sloppy on the flashes or "casting beard" as we Swedes like to call it, particular on the helmets. But at least they
were rather quick to paint and the end product is nice.
Labels:
15mm,
Africa,
Desert Rats,
Flames of war,
Great Britain,
WWII
Sunday, 13 May 2012
Small Frenchies
Some late
reinforcement to my medieval French. Knights, crossbowmen and some farmers with
pointy sticks.
The
miniatures are from Mirliton.
Can’t se the wood for all the jungle trees…
The last
piece of jungle vegetation is glued together and here we have the collection
62 bases
all in all. And they where rather easy to do.
I found the
jungle pieces one day at a garden shop vile I was looking for a flower to my
mother but couldn’t resist to get me some toys to.
And after I
used my hobby knife to cut the ball of plastic plants down single pieces I used
my newfound love, the glue gun…
With the
glue gun I attached all the small jungle pieces on to round bases from Renadra.
http://www.northstarfigures.com/prod.php?prod=2457
http://www.northstarfigures.com/prod.php?prod=2457
I like there low profile and they will not steal the attention from the plants itself.
After that I
used my older love, my wood glue and regular sand shamelessly stolen from a
playground.
And there
you have it, no painting no nothing. Just glue all the pieces together.
And for
size and scaling I will show them with my 15mm Mayas and my 28mm Eldar
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