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Miniatures Adventure => The Conflicts that came in from the Cold => Topic started by: waco joe on 30 July 2017, 10:36:02 PM
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Using the files from Thingiverse by the prolific m_bergman I printed off a couple of quick and dirty M1126 Strykers using .2 layering and scaling for 20mm / 1/72nd scale.
The painting was equally quick, a primer coat of Sage spray paint, a couple of drybrushes and washes and then an off white spray coat for the dust. I will probably keep them on the table to do a bit more detailing as the muse strikes but quite serviceable for my needs.
(http://www.joxash.org/gallery2/var/albums/20mm-Modern/IMG_2924.JPG)
http://www.joxash.org/gallery2/index.php/20mm-Modern (http://www.joxash.org/gallery2/index.php/20mm-Modern)
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Very nice.
I am surprised no one does them in 20mm (though I had to get my dad to straighten the hull of a white metal LAV in the way back when, so maybe not).
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Very nice work.
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You could get so much better results with a tiny bit of work before you print. More than happy to advise if you are up to giving it another go.
Certainly, I am up for any tips you can pass on.
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Very nice.
I am surprised no one does them in 20mm (though I had to get my dad to straighten the hull of a white metal LAV in the way back when, so maybe not).
Trumpeter does...also Amercom had a die-cast one as well...
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Trumpeter does...also Amercom had a die-cast one as well...
S and S in resin too