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Miniatures Adventure => VSF Adventures => Topic started by: Governor General on 07 November 2014, 09:01:47 PM
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I posted this fish tank decoration in March of 2013. I spent a long time thinking about a paint shceme and whether or not to seal up the portholes. Finaly decided to leave the portholes open and to give it a steampunk brass & bronze paint job. Here it is at the Alamo dock. The figs are 25mm from RAFM and Parroom Station. The 3rd pic shows the sub in it's original colours. Its 5 and a half inches long by 4 and a half from periscope to waterline.
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Very nice :)
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I spent a long time thinking about a paint shceme
20 months!!!!! :o
Does look good though!
What percentage of aquarium ornaments are bought for wargames? :-X
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20 months is pretty fast for me to get a project done ;). The Ogryn I painted as Mr. Hyde went several decades from purchase to paint. The sub's middle portholes allow for 2 or 3 figs to be placed inside. I considered a bunch of options to seal the portholes, the one I was going to go with was large " googly eyes " sold at craft stores for puppets and such. I've used the tiny ones as rivets on an aereoneff, when moved the model sounds like a maraca.
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After seeing submarines made into 'nefs, of course, I thought your submarine would be... lol
Whatever; is a handsome devil. Most 'aquaria', of course tends to be terrain, but occasionally a vehicle happens.
Thanks!
Doug
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This is the snaptite model of the Nautilus from the 1997 made for tv 20,000 Leagues Beneath the Sea with Ben Cross as Nemo. The model has a clear plastic observation panel. The figs are 25/28mm from Foundry. The model is scaled for 15mm but with a little work can be made suitable for larger scales.
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Wise choice leaving the large portholes - somehow makes it look more Victorian.
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The Ulysses submarine from Atlantis the Lost Empire. In the film the Ulysses was gigantic, as big as an ocean liner. For 28mm Its about 90 feet long. This is not just a sub, like all the toys in this line it has an electronic component. The ship moves and shakes, the late great James Garner gives orders, all the while projecting an image of the Leviathan attacking. The figures are 25/28mm from Foundry.
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This is the snaptite model of the Nautilus from the 1997 made for tv 20,000 Leagues Beneath the Sea with Ben Cross as Nemo. The model has a clear plastic observation panel. The figs are 25/28mm from Foundry. The model is scaled for 15mm but with a little work can be made suitable for larger scales.
And that's the one I wish to 'fly' as an armored dig. Of course, it's home is the dense, fetid (never mind that water vapor is lighter-than-air lol ) atmosphere of Venus, patrolling the German holdings.
The Ulysses submarine from Atlantis the Lost Empire. In the film the Ulysses was gigantic, as big as an ocean liner. For 28mm Its about 90 feet long. This is not just a sub, like all the toys in this line it has an electronic component. The ship moves and shakes, the late great James Garner gives orders, all the while projecting an image of the Leviathan attacking. The figures are 25/28mm from Foundry.
Again, a sub that went into the air; if one peruses the 'nef sticky, you will find a fair number 'flipped' with deck and wheel house added for psuedo-Aphids, as described in Space 1889.
I LOVE this thread!
Doug