Funbunny FOOs...

[Harry Faversham]

[von Lucky]

Nice. What scale and manufacturer are these?

And how did you do the flack (and in what order)?

[Harry Faversham]

They're Flames of War 15mm Soviet Infantry, that's my excuse for the crap piccy! I've learned that the particular cammo uniform was nicknamed 'sunbunny' by Russian Infantrymen.

[von Lucky]

Cool - they look good.

I meant flock, not flack btw - only constructive criticism I offer is to maybe do the static grass before you do the other basing, etc (I can see that the static grass is stuck on the other foliage). Which I want to source some from - where's that other foliage from (manufacturer, etc)?

[Harry Faversham]

I'd like to claim that all the grass blowing about is caused by the rotor wash of the bellyflopter that inserted the FOOs. 
Truth is, I got a bit carried away with the foliage, it's the first time I've tried that type of static grass and them shrub thingys. I basetexed and dry brushed the base, stuck on the shrubbery then got a tad over enthusiastic with the grass... looks more like Vietnamese jungle than northern Europe!

The static grass came from here...

http://www.war-world.co.uk/product.php/wws_spring_static_grass_2mm/?k=:::5567009:0

The shrubbery here...

http://www.tajima1.co.uk/index.asp?pageid=282517

Hope that helps.

[von Lucky]

It does, thanks. The helicopter explanation works for me (too).

[Harry Faversham]

Funbunny's dismounting their charabanc for a picnic....

[von Lucky]

Very nice (photo's a little dark); this is the Zvezda kit?

[Harry Faversham]

Yes it is the Zvezda kit. I'm quite taken with their kits, I have a trio of Zvezda T72s to have a go at next.

[von Lucky]

Yeah - I got some Abrams and they needed a little pimping (Battlefront crew & stowage and some bandage as camo netting). Their T-72 gets better reviews than Battlefront's T-72, which surprised me. Keep up the painting.

[Harry Faversham]

The Funbunnys in action...