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Miniatures Adventure => Age of the Big Battalions => Topic started by: Lluís of Minairons on 01 December 2021, 04:34:40 PM
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I'm happy to share this YouTube video below, recorded by a gaming mate, which shows the painting process of a Minairons miniatures WSS 1/72 Austrophile Infantry set, along with its command group. I hope you like it as much as I do!
https://youtu.be/RTa72idAnNw (https://youtu.be/RTa72idAnNw)
Please like and subscribe to this IMHO exciting channel!
Lluís Vilalta
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I like the music choice at the beginning! 1/72 is essentially 20mm, right? What set of rules does he plan to use with them?
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Very nice video. One question, what brushes do you use for the project ? They have very long hair and a very well shaped tip.
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I like the music choice at the beginning! 1/72 is essentially 20mm, right? What set of rules does he plan to use with them?
Yes they're the same size as Zvezda plastic ones.
We're currently playing this period's larger battles using Maurice with 15mm figures; however, a gaming mate (the video author) recently conceived the idea to use 1/72 figures for smaller scale engagements (skirmishes and so), and that's we're likely going to do in a future.
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Very nice video. One question, what brushes do you use for the project ? They have very long hair and a very well shaped tip.
I was too wondering so while watching this video.
Perhaps better asking to the video author using his YouTube channel ;)
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They are very nice figures and wonderful painting. What is the availability of these figures in the uk?
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We're currently enjoying one single retailer in the UK - this is McKeeman Models, from Scotland.
I can't recall if they do carry products belonging to this particular period - it should be asked.
Lluís
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I can just about cope with 28mm and, for me, it was a revelation to see how these figures were painted. It has given me a few ideas about how I can try to improve my next batch, so we'll see how that goes.