Brass Coffin and Filipino Insurgents

[wolfgangbrooks]

I've started a series on our business blog where I'm going through some of our extra stock painting figures for display at shows and the webstore. This will also include painting commissions involving things we sell, easy way to get two things done at once. Here's a pic featuring both subjects of today's entry.



A few more pics and details:
http://leadbones.blogspot.com/2011/07/stock-painting-july-1st-2011.html

I hope to make these posts and webstore updates a twice a week thing. Let me know what you think.

[Drachenklinge]

no time for the moment to read the blog - but'll keep track of it!

quick question though ... this tank is made by ...  or scratch-build?

And I like the weathered/used-bronze-style!

best wishes
Drachenklinge

[Mr.Marx]

I'll read later too. That stuff looks good! Nice tarnished brass.

quick question though ... this tank is made by ...  or scratch-build?


best wishes
Drachenklinge

Its a 'Brass Coffin' from Ramshakle Games. Its cheap as chips and rather nice.

A Marx

[Drachenklinge]

Thanks! I think it is even suitable for some fantasy-games ... hmmmm ... another bookmark, then!

best wishes
Drachenklinge

[HerbyF]

I like both the Brass Coffin & the insurgents.

[infelix]

Nice work!

[Powered Armored Stooge]

Sweet!

Did the Filipinos get the Brass Coffin on loan from the Hapsburgs?
Because it has the Hapsburg eagle on it.

But even if the two groups arent related I like them both.

[wolfgangbrooks]

Thanks for the comments guys.

Actually the eagle is from an old Epic decal set, suppose it could be the Hapsburgs.