.TASK 1 was completed in time by the end of February and can be seen in an earlier post and was simply to build a 4' x 4' gaming area out of cork tiles.
TASK 2 was the completion of a large set of terrain items including a vehicle track, canal system, compounds and fields to represent settlements near or in the green zone which is the lush irrigated areas around rivers and creeks.
Everything is scratched built using cork tiles, plasticard, foamcore, balsa, sand, hobby paints, superglue, PVA glue, painters medium paste, grape stem trees, model trees, flocks and clump foliage and a few other items.
Here are the results:
Now onto TASK 3 due at the end of June. This will be the compilation and painting of a number of taliban fighters and civilians.
As usual, feel free to comment or make suggestions.
8 comments:
you could scratch-build a Bushmaster
Maybe. But I got 2 resin ones from Wartime Miniatures on my painting desk.
Excellent! Very impressive..
Nice work!!
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Thanks Chris.
Top notch scenics there, I'm expecting the Generation Kill cast to turn up any moment.
jealous and green.. finest form of compliment, i hope to mimic some of your stuff, unabashed copy, no fears as my modelling is still year 5 at junior school standard
best wishes and good dice rolls for the future
eddy of leeds
Fantastic waterways - any chance you could post a tutorial as I' d love to make the same - I think the way you've made the modular canal pieces is inspired but not sure I'd get the same effect myself :-(
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