Nothing much to report other than painting, painting, painting.
A recent endeavour is this.
I can see a little adjustment is required to the hat lace and I've not finished the shoe buckles correctly.
Other than that I have nothing worthy of a full blog post but I do have a lot in the pipeline.
Some insights into a crazy world of model soldiers, toys to some, a business to others, an amazing realm where there are no limits other than your imagination, tempered with a bit of research and history.
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Saturday, 21 December 2019
Tuesday, 10 December 2019
Chemical Tank by Warbases
A little diversion from the sand dunes and redcoats.
https://warbases.co.uk/product/sci-favela-chemical-tank/
Take an empty 'coke' can, add a little MDF, paint to taste and voila ...
28mm heroic sized figures from Reaper Bones.
Needs some lettering on the tank indicating how nasty the contents are.
40 shades of orange.
Ideal for Necromunda.
Must get some 'sci-fi' coloured grass tufts.
https://warbases.co.uk/product/sci-favela-chemical-tank/
Take an empty 'coke' can, add a little MDF, paint to taste and voila ...
28mm heroic sized figures from Reaper Bones.
Needs some lettering on the tank indicating how nasty the contents are.
40 shades of orange.
Ideal for Necromunda.
Must get some 'sci-fi' coloured grass tufts.
Friday, 6 December 2019
Sums of the Sudan
I recently acquired a second hand copy of Sands of the Sudan without the card deck. Not a problem as I have a new copy complete with card deck on order.
Browsing through the rules allowed to do some sums to convert distances and base sizes for 10mm figures, the original rules being designed for 28mm.
The suggested table size was 12' x 6' or 144" x 72". Dividing by 2.5 this comes out to be 5' x 2.5', well within my table size. Larger games could be 18' x 6' converting to 7.5' x 2.5' also within my maximum six of 12' x 4'.
Imperial infantry and dismounted troopers have 6 figures on a 45 x 40mm base which converts to 18 x 16mm rounded up to 20 x 20mm. It should be a simple case of checking figures densities with some real castings to make sure they fit.
Largest base I will need is a 30 x 40mm for mounted Mahdist troops.
The project continues.
Browsing through the rules allowed to do some sums to convert distances and base sizes for 10mm figures, the original rules being designed for 28mm.
The suggested table size was 12' x 6' or 144" x 72". Dividing by 2.5 this comes out to be 5' x 2.5', well within my table size. Larger games could be 18' x 6' converting to 7.5' x 2.5' also within my maximum six of 12' x 4'.
Imperial infantry and dismounted troopers have 6 figures on a 45 x 40mm base which converts to 18 x 16mm rounded up to 20 x 20mm. It should be a simple case of checking figures densities with some real castings to make sure they fit.
Largest base I will need is a 30 x 40mm for mounted Mahdist troops.
The project continues.
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