Cthulhu project in 1/35

[Freddy]

I love the use of th3 paint brush handles! ?.nice altar!

Thank you, the hoarder in me did not let the brush handles to go waste Problem is that now I collect them wit 2* speed.

[Freddy]

A broken 28mm Lady Dimitrescu (the giant vampire woman from Resident Evil [Resident Evil now has vampires? wtf]) from Brother Vinni, with some green stuff and an M1911 she made a nice 1/35 woman. Some of her bodyparts are still giant though

[Freddy]

I had another spare brush handle.

[Khusru2]

I love the Innsmouth fish folk. We need the Miskatonic University, the spooky trees and well from The Colour Out of Space or even the run down buildings of Innsmouth itself. I'm watching

[Freddy]

Thank you! We will see, the focus now is on figures and cars.

[Hypoponera]

I had another spare brush handle.

That looks great!
I think I need to go hunt done some old paintbrushes. Just need to get them without the wife catching me. If she sees me she might make me paint the house.

[Hypoponera]

Thank you! We will see, the focus now is on figures and cars.

A quick search on ebay showed some really nice cars and trucks from WW II time period. Are those kinda what you had in mind?

What scale is 1/35 in mm? Is it 54mm?

[Freddy]

A quick search on ebay showed some really nice cars and trucks from WW II time period. Are those kinda what you had in mind?

Yes, there are loads of them, the plastic model makers also discovered these possibilities after the diecast ones.

What scale is 1/35 in mm? Is it 54mm?

54mm is 1/32. For wargaming, especially for civilian vehicles, the difference is negligible between the two.
1/35 is rarely translated into millimeters, but I saw it as 52mm and 50mm too.

[Hypoponera]

Yes, there are loads of them, the plastic model makers also discovered these possibilities after the diecast ones.
54mm is 1/32. For wargaming, especially for civilian vehicles, the difference is negligible between the two.
1/35 is rarely translated into millimeters, but I saw it as 52mm and 50mm too.

Hmmm? I don't recall ever seeing anything in 50 or 52mm. I have seen loads of stuff in many time periods in 54mm. Good thing those will work as 54mm does give you a lot to choose from.

[Freddy]

A female gangster. Looks a bit like a cosplaying stripper, but the Chicago Typewriter always means business. Model from Armor35.

[Hypoponera]

That is outstanding work! Wish I could do people nearly so well.

I agree her get up seems way more modern. While I like the tommy gun I think a Berretta would be more appropriate.

[Freddy]

That is outstanding work! Wish I could do people nearly so well.

I agree her get up seems way more modern. While I like the tommy gun I think a Berretta would be more appropriate.

Thank you! Her clothing mimics 1920s mens fashion, but the fedora is what makes her really ,,gangster era", that is why I choose to paint her into this direction.

[Schlaumeier]

Woah, so much creativity combined with excellent brush work. Thanks for sharing.