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Miniatures Adventure => The Second World War => Topic started by: FreakyFenton on February 01, 2019, 05:10:49 PM
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Hello all! A second thread for my soviet forces, here's the first entry, namely the excellently sculpted Veteran Squad in snowsuits, with a minor conversion of one of the NCO's. Looking forward to feedback and opinions! :D
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They look great! Nice work!
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Cheers, wrgmr1! Glad to hear! :D
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The figures look good. I like the contrast between the suit and gloves and the discolouration to the trousers. Personally with winter clad gentlemen I tend to base them on snowy bases, but with dark earth showing underneath for a bit of contrast. It may give the snow suits a bit more context.
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I can get where you're coming from Mark M Down! I might just add the snow as soon as I get my hands on the basing material! And thanks for the kind words! :D
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Nice work on the figures.
I might suggest using a drier colour basing material to go with the snow, maybe Woodland Scenics Burnt Grass colour (I use the fine turf -foam- and some no name static grass bought at a local model railway show on my bases).
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I started freezing instantly :-*
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@UVS, yeah same! Though at the time I had it lying about and got impatient/eager. But thanks for the kind words either way! :D
@Totleben, Thank you! lol
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Looks fantastic! I do agree, some snow would help tie the bases and models together. I've done lots of snow basing and I've found a mixture of GF9 snow flock/PVA Glue/ Water (Roughly 50%/25%/25% respectively) gives you a nice fluffy fresh snow look.
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i made the same mistake a few years back with green tufts
I went over then with a brown then yellow drybrush worked OK
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Thank you, Dobbie and Truscott Trotter!
Will look at that and try both out for coming projects. ;)