The Great War Painting Club - 100 Miniatures

[Argonor]

#8 -- Observing Maneuvers

I didn't know, Pulp Girl served in the Great War - was she part of the Rocket Corps Recon? 

[former user]

she probably had a hot affair with Corto 

[Over Open Sights]

#13

Officer IR 82, August 1914.



Someone has to be 13th!

die You mention somewhere how You made the dark khaki?

Right here, my old son: http://over-open-sights.blogspot.co.uk/2011/04/just-for-beccas-ww1-khaki-recipe.html

[Captain Blood]

Brilliant  
Great figure, lovely paintjob (as usual )

Here's my contribution, painted today...

No. 14: Turkish machine-gun spotter, 1916

Figure by Woodbine Designs

[Monty]

Excellent work, chaps!
 

nice! did not expect to see WW1 from You. Great paintjobs

Thanks, Eymard.
You would wonder which side projects I start to relax from Napoleonics.   

[Constable Bertrand]

Beautiful shading there captain.

A new month and a new club, wipee.

 

[Yankeepedlar01]

No 15 here ~

Staff Work is never wasted!

[Blofeld]

#13

Officer IR 82, August 1914.

Who produces the German officer miniature?
thanks
Blofeld

[former user]

gorgeous! and classy inspiration!

is it my screen or are some browns a bit purple?

[Argonor]

gorgeous! and classy inspiration!

is it my screen or are some browns a bit purple?

I think it's the light in the photo.

[Phil Robinson]

Who produces the German officer miniature?
thanks
Blofeld

Mutton Chop through Empress Miniatures.

[Over Open Sights]

#16

Last one from me. Completed this morning in the wee small hours ready especially for today.

[Orctrader]

No. 14: Turkish machine-gun spotter, 1916

Like this a lot.  Great painting, almost goes without saying, but the figure.  Full of character, quite sinister in appearance. 

[OSHIROmodels]

Cracking on at a steady pace chaps 

Hope to get mine done soon.

cheers

James

[Phyllion]

Wow, might not chance to do mine - I'd dug him out of the lead pile especially.