As part of the Gaslands Refuelled game, North Star released a range of 20mm figures.
One of the packs is the Highway Patrol.
The figure is based on a Renedra 20mm round base. The figure's puddle base has been smoothed in with Milliput.Random modelling pictures and comments from someone who has more interests than time...
As part of the Gaslands Refuelled game, North Star released a range of 20mm figures.
One of the packs is the Highway Patrol.
The figure is based on a Renedra 20mm round base. The figure's puddle base has been smoothed in with Milliput.So as an intermediate milestone while building two Japanese forces for Oathmark, I built what should be a viable force for Ronin (admittedly based on the Bushi Buntai Starter Army - I do not actually possess the rules yet)..
The force comprises:I have just finished the Crooked Dice Straw Man from their Children of the Fields Folk Horror range.
Shown here with a Great War Miniatures British ammunition carrier.At Salute I bought a Brick Workshop from Warbases. I was looking for a base of operations in The Zone for some dodgy dealers in black market goods (portrayed by some Rogue Traders).
The large doors will be replaced with roller shutters (removable) and external roller shutters over the door and window (raised). The door will be a suitably reinforced one (scratch built probably).At SELWG I bought a Command Tent from Debris of War. It is on a Products For Wargamers small terrain base.
After chamfering the edges of the base, the tent was held in place while holes were drilled in from the bottom through the base into the tent. These holes were then used to pin the tent to the base, the whole lot being glued together with superglue. Woodland Scenics fine cinder ballast was applied with PVA glue on the ground surface.
The underside of the base and the top surface were undercoated with Halfords Grey primer. The top was painted with Colour Forge Trench Brown. The ground surface was then given a coat of Humbrol Dark Earth 29.Because I need another range and scale of figures like I need my head ventilated, may I present the first Wiglaf Miniatures 18mm 7th Century Anglo-Saxons. I picked them up from North Star (Warlord and Followers 1).
The figure was cleanly cast with some slight mould marks that were easily removed with the edge of a half round file. It is based on a Renedra 20mm round base. The puddle base was blended in with milliput.Now to paint the rest of them and the Copplestone Casting "Picts".
Anvil Industries are offering a Print on Demand service for some of their digital products.
One of the items is their Brotherhood Sergeant.
There are two different heads, two left hands with weapons and an optional jet pack.
There was no flash and only minor clean up (there were a couple of supports on the underside of the head.
The kit assembled easily with superglue.
I think I have a suitable ship for him here.