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Miniatures Adventure => The Second World War => Topic started by: 88D on 08 December 2014, 09:54:02 PM
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Just thought I would show my almost finished brigade games Chinese command squad, I'll add the finished versions later.
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Something different, I like. Look forward them being finished.
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Finally done, along with a eureka mini's chinese infantryman and a warlord chi-ha in the background.
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They have come out great. That Eureka fella is a big chap.
Had you seen these? http://reivercasting.wordpress.com/sino-japanese-war-1931-1940/
(http://reivercasting.wordpress.com/sino-japanese-war-1931-1940/)
a little earlier obviously but you may be able to employ some of them
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Cheers for the compliments mates
Yes I have seen them but I cant tell if I like them or not due to the paint job on the site (especially the faces), But I probably will pick up a pack of them in the future If only to see what the details are like in the bare and I'll put them on here when I do for any others on the fence about them.
I'm not sure if the eureka chap is big or the brigade guys are small when I compare them to the copplestone chinese range, But then again I suppose the rifles & equipment are a similar size so the mix quite well. The only downside to the eureka guys are that there's only 4 of them in the entire range and you have to email the store as they are not listed on the site.
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Nice work! :)
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Definitely off the beaten track, which is a very good thing. This is a WW2 theater that deserves more attention from wargamers than it usually receives.
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Very nice indeed 8) and good to see miniatures from a force not often seen on the table top :)
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Very nice work! 8)
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Cheers lads.
The downside to painting an obscure army like this though is trying to find out what colour the uniforms should be which is surprising seeing how big the Chinese army was, seemed that every reference I found was contradictory even in Chinese language uniform guides.
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I'm not sure if the eureka chap is big or the brigade guys are small when I compare them to the copplestone chinese range, But then again I suppose the rifles & equipment are a similar size so the mix quite well. The only downside to the eureka guys are that there's only 4 of them in the entire range and you have to email the store as they are not listed on the site.
The Brigade stuff is what's on the small side, beautifully done but don't mix with other makers.
ps awesome paint job, much better than mine