Saturday, April 2, 2011

Shermanizer!

I just finished my three shermans an half tracks, I am quite happy with the result and I think they got really similar in color and dirt, the stars are freehand, maybe I'll add more markings later. Yes, the firefly is brittish, but let's just say it's an "easy eight"!


 Now on to the PBI, I added a scope to the kneeling soldier's rifles, and made a new position to the commander's head (large base).


I also made a chocolate cake!

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Big cat

Yes I know, I can't finish a project without starting three new ones...
I just started painting some ww2 models in 1/72 scale, the painting is nowhere finished, but here they are:


Saturday, March 12, 2011

The life of a ship 2

Some more pictures, I have not found the time I thought, so this is going quite slow. Also, I am not happy with the rear as it is now, but I'll fix that later. Bad pictures I know, but I don't bother with good lightning untill it is done!



Monday, March 7, 2011

The life of a ship 1

I figures I needed a ship to give my brittish musketmen some naval support;

It went surprisingly fast to make this far, hopefully I'll have it painted this weekend!

Saturday, March 5, 2011

Weird World War II

I just took some pic's of my germans and yanks for Secrets of the third Reich, enjoy:

The evil Wolfstug!


A variant of the Wolverine mecha:
Wolf runners and the commander Wolfgang Faust:
 The backbone of the werewolf company, the werewolfes!

Over to the Yanks, here is a very scrath built mecha, made from various 40 bits and a kinder egg pod as base:

 A tamiya 1/48 Greyhound:
 And the PBI in various stages of painting:


 And the rules...

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Men and muskets!

More infantry to the slaughter:


And some wip men:


This will make the two units of my flank company, when they are finished some artillery and a centre company awaits in their boxes... :)

Thursday, February 17, 2011

Open bunkers

Just finished four open bunkers for my german SS. The bases are old student cards (credit card size) cut in half, the rest is styrofoam, filler and matches, no surprises there.