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| These are amongst the first models I ever owned, finally given them a proper paintjob. |
This post was planned to go up before the tournament report, but it hasn't.
There's been quite a bit of hobby progress over the last few weeks, but also a lot of work, so posting has been off. As you can see, I finished off the Saurus Warriors.They have been based and sprayed now, so photos of my 'jungle basing' to follow.
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| My handywork on the shield. I think it's turned out pretty well, although a green face on a bronze shield isn't the most clear of colour contrasts. |
A lot of Lizardmen I've seen have been painted in blue. I wanted to go for more lizard-like colours on the skin, but I went with blue loincloths as a nod to this. I also went with bronze weapons and tried to paint the wood to resemble ebony or other tropical hardwoods. It could do with being more black TBH.
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| Still got some Normans on the plastic pile. I'm getting better at doing the shields. |
Things have been happening on the game front, I recently tried out 'Chain of Command' (the challenging but fun platoon level rules that are even better than sausages) with a motley selection of my Uncle's old airfix figures, my old airfix figures and some new metals to fill in the gaps. The pile grows. Battle report to follow.
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| Some 6 mm modern Russians from eBay, which will be used for BattleTech |
Oh yeah, I got a bunch of tanks and a few infantry to provide support for my BattleMechs. The tanks are painted and based. Pics to follow.
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