By way of introduction - my 15mm Weird WW2

[No Such Agency]

Since I finally joined up, I thought I'd share what I've done in this genre so far:

GK Roundhead (my first GK mini):


GK General Early and FoW scout car:


GK Loki, converted with antenna and FoW commander:


GK Valkyrie:


Eureka Sci-Fi Germans:


Red Skull FoW conversion, to command my brother's Panzergrenadiers:

[Christian]

Nice work!

I'm often attracted to the idea of 15mm, just to get away with doing stuff just like this: big clunking machines and hordes of tiny infantry!

Thanks for sharing

[Calimero]

Cool stuff, really nice PJ too

[supervike]

All excellent stuff!

I really like the subtle wear damage on the walkers.  It really helps give these tiny little guys a sense of being the massive machines they are to represent.

Also, how can one not like the Red Skull in disco mode?

Really good to see you over here NSA.

I think some of the minis that you paint have a more interested audience over here.

[DeafNala]

WELCOME ABOARD...that's a splendid way of introducing yourself. You have some GREAT LOOKING pieces. I really like the armored car. VERY WELL DONE!

[infelix]

Impressive painting, they really look great. I'm definitely looking forward to seeing more of your work.

[No Such Agency]

Aw shucks guys, glad you like them   And hi, supervike... you get around

I'm often attracted to the idea of 15mm, just to get away with doing stuff just like this: big clunking machines and hordes of tiny infantry!

It's so true!  I would never paint all this stuff in 28 mm, I'm slooooow.  And lazy.

I'm actually starting a conversion project to make a Khurasan 15 mm sci-fi walker into a Russian WWW2 model, basically clunking it up a bit to 1940's tech levels and throwing in some FoW infantry for basing interest.  Then I'll have all the major Western factions represented (except Italy, I guess.  Are they considered "major"?)

[Jakar Nilson]

Ah, so those were yours! Lots of great painting inspirations, and great showcases!