15mm WW2 eastern front, work in progress

[Norm]

Thank you for sharing so many steps of your project - very helpful. Norm.

[sundayhero]

thank you a lot everyone !

It was a painfull paint project, My first and probably last WW2 masspainting project 

In the future, I will not paint more than 20 or 30 identical figures in a row, I think.

[Dr. The Viking]

Great work!!!

[sundayhero]

thank you !

Now I'm painting the space marines from space hulk, I wanted a fast and "exotic" painting job this time, but I believe I was wrong  Not quick at all, and all red uniform painting again 

I'm so bored that I decided to paint them with tank painting technics, airbrush, heavy washes and a big, fat drybrush brush 

I'll post it soon in scifi forum.

[TaskForceTerrain]

sundayhero - Wow just wow... I'm in awe at your skills, I really am, Those figures are beautiful I can hardly believe you can paint such detail at 15mm, you have seniors talent.

Your tanks look great too, a lot of 15mm tanks look "small" but yours look really great.

[sundayhero]

thank you a lot for the kind comments !

Last week I made a new gaming mat, not especially for my eastern front setup, but I made some pics with the russian figures :






It's a generic dirt/grassland custom textured mat, 130cmx130cm. Although it's a generic mat, it took me a lot of time (more than I expected) to complete it 

The goal was to make a mat that I can use for a lot of diferent setups (medieval, ww2, or even modern or scifi), adding some specific scenery to give a less generic aspect.


Now I start to become comfortable with textured "soft" scenery (mats, roads), I'm using better materials wich make a great difference in the final result !

[sundayhero]

In the same time I was finishing a trees bases commission, I made a few more for me, adapted to my new gaming mat :




And I could not resist to make a few "scenic" pics with russians on the smallest tree bases 

[Dr. The Viking]

Looks terrific!

15mm is very WWII!