So clearly I have become addicted to these miniatures and the game itself. I sat down with the Lambda and started removing the brush marks in the factory wash with a Q-tip dipped in rubbing alcohol. After that I added some weathering to give it a worn feel. I also added some oil weathering to the Lambda, Falcon and Slave-1 then airbrushed the engines. I am extremely happy with the look of the engines. Three TIE Interceptors from the 181st now complement my standard TIE's. I currently have 7 standard TIE's with 2 more incoming via mail, these will be broken in to 3 squadrons of three fighters each (Blue, Blood and Ghost squadrons). I want to pick up two more of the TIE bombers to complete a squadron. After all this is completed I will start getting the cursed Rebel Alliance fighters painted. Till next time!
This is a story about a man and his quest to paint a bunch of miniatures.
Monday, October 7, 2013
Sunday, September 29, 2013
Sunday, April 28, 2013
POC Tigers repainted for FoW!
These models are from a company called Point of Contact (POC) that I found on TheWarstore.com. They come pre-painted and are a soft plastic. I added some spare bits, a base, and repainted them to match the rest of my FoW army. I am pretty pleased with the overall result, especially considering the price point. See you guys soon.
Monday, April 8, 2013
Flames of War - Königstiger (King Tiger) Platoon
So the Schwere platoon was pretty straight forward to paint. I used the airbrush for 90% of the model through the base coats and camo pattern. A real time saver. This is my 3rd outing using the Vallejo pigments to weather the miniature and add the mud to the basing. I am very pleased with the overall result. Happy painting!
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