Here are all the people living in my Vietnam war era village. I finished the last Full Metal Miniature yesterday.
So here is the last miniature:
And the village and the inhabitants:
Here are all the people living in my Vietnam war era village. I finished the last Full Metal Miniature yesterday.
So here is the last miniature:
And the village and the inhabitants:
Here is the next Full Metal Miniature. A woman with a baby.
Here is another Full Metal Miniature civilian. A woman pushing a bike. A very nice figure especially the bike is very neatly done. A treat to paint.
Another size comparison between a Full Metal Miniature figure and an Empress miniature one:
Another Full Metal Miniatures figure of their civilian range for the Vietnam war. There are two others in this group following shortly.
Here is the last trooper I painted for my Star Wars Legion project. There are a few missing wich I will ad in time.
And here are all miniatures together:
Another female rebel trooper. Still a bit shiny needs another coat of matt varnish I suppose.
More in the pipeline…
Now that there are only three older NVA soldiers left before I start on the Crisis19 ones, I thought it would be a good idea to change my photo setup. Until now i took the pictures on my gaming table . The lighting wasn’t perfect there so I decided to make a small framework for my painting/modeling desk as light there is no problem. So I took two pieces of extruded polystyrene and glued them together with my hot glue gun.
You get something like this then. I glued sand and grid down like I would do on a piece for my gaming table and started painting it with my usual ground colors.
Then I painted the backdrop a light blue color and used a second even lighter tone of blue to simulate light clouds.
So when used correctly you get a picture like this:
Now you can use different scatter terrain pieces to change the layout as you like. Here are pictures of another NVA soldier using the plain photo frame I described above:
I think you get much better pictures like that . What do you think?