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Miniatures Adventure => The Second World War => Topic started by: Lardy Rich on 28 December 2013, 10:32:42 AM
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One of my many projects for the Christmas period has been the knock up a few desert buildings for my North Africa Chain of Command set up. It's been a case of using up old left-overs rather than anything fancy and new. You can read about the first part of my journey here: http://toofatlardies.co.uk/blog/?p=2217
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Apologies for some of the blue on blue images. I shan't do that again!
Rich
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Rich,
This looks nice and the tutorial is really useful.
LB
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Looking forward to seeing it painted :)
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Looking good Rich.
Kev
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Right chaps, just updated the post to show the painting and the finished job. Hope you like it. I reckon they worked out at about 50p a building. Not as swish as some ready made stuff, but a damned site cheaper!
Rich
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Looks very nice Rich!
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Great stuff! Foamtastic!
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Really nice!!!! The red brown earth effect looks great under the white paint!
Well done!
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Nice work Rich. They have really turned out well. For an encore, can you show us how to do a small French cafe, with a 'little' tank parked outside? I fancy a scenario where I have to rescue the fallen madonna... with the big boobies
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Sweet!
Love the finished terrain.
Looking good.