Sorry for the pictures, they are a little bit dark.
And welcome to sada_2110068, the Number 75 in my Viewer List! I hope you like what you see!
Donnerstag, 16. Juni 2011
British Infantry, Caesar, 1:72
I made a little progress with these british Minis. The first four (on the right side of the first picture, still wet from washing...) are finished and the rest is almost ready for a wash. Hope to end this project until weekend.
Sorry for the pictures, they are a little bit dark.
And welcome to sada_2110068, the Number 75 in my Viewer List! I hope you like what you see!
Sorry for the pictures, they are a little bit dark.
And welcome to sada_2110068, the Number 75 in my Viewer List! I hope you like what you see!
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Looking great Dr. Mork! :-)
AntwortenLöschenWhat colour are you using for the webbing? Khaki?
And the wash? Is it Devlan mud?
T.
Niece figures those Caesar boys, good work.
AntwortenLöschenThanks! I tested Khaki but I think it is too dark. So I used "German Camo Beige" for the webbing. And the wash was "Ogryn flesh" for the flesh parts and Devlon Mud for the rest.
AntwortenLöschenI do like these! I wonder how they size up to the Plastic Soldier Company's British infantry figures.
AntwortenLöschenSame question as Thanos, what colour are you using for your webbing? I use GW bleached bone which then dulls down after a dip in "gordony's gunk".
Very nice. Good work.
AntwortenLöschenThey look great, you have used a good choice of colours, Caesar make really nice figs, I just prefer hard plastic, sometimes I find the soft rubbery plastic doesn't take paint well, but I guess its this type of material that allows all that great detail and poses.
AntwortenLöschenThanks mates! I like the Caesar Minis not only because of the poses. I like the plastic as well because it is easy to paint.
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