Friday, February 5, 2010

Ariete, Awreety, Awrighty! The Italian 132nd Armored Division in 1/600

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Go Rams! Figuring out how to portray the 132nd Ariete Armored Divisions takes some thought. Though the unit was one of the major combat uni...
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Thursday, February 4, 2010

5th Panzer Regiment, DAK

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Planning this unit was fairly simple as there are excellent and acessable OoB sources for the 5th Panzer Regiment on-line. Again, I'm fo...
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Sunday, January 3, 2010

Photo of two regiments in the palm of my hand

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A regiment from the 4th Armored Brigade and one fromthe 22nd Armored Brigade in the palm of my hand. This should give readers some notion ...
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Saturday, January 2, 2010

Painting the British 4th Brigade (three of three)

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Final touches As I mentioned in the last post, I decided to put sangars around the artillery and machineguns. These are built up with Valle...

Painting the British 4th Brigade (two of three)

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Detailing Now that everything's basically painted, I grab my smallest brush and go for the details. Again, one must recall what scal...
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Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Painting the British 4th Brigade (one of three)

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We'll take the 4th Armored Brigade as our test unit here. So far, everything's gone mostly to plan and I have perhaps 4 hours of m...
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Basing the British

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Bases One needs to walk a thin line (literally!) when it comes to bases for 1/600 scale figures. Too thin and you can't pick up the bas...
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