And a pair of Hornisse from Battlefront, airbrushed Tamiya paints:
I feel the need for something bigger, so it's off to the Reaper collection for a few figures in bright colours with no uniformity.
Saturday, March 28, 2015
Odds and Ends in Dunkelgelb
A few German vehicles, finally finished after a long period of inactivity.
A pair of Plastic Soldier Company Panther Gs in late-1944 "ambush camo". Base coat was airbrushed on Tamiya; red-brown and green were brush-painted, Humbrol's acrylic range. First time using the Humbrol paints - they're very easy to work with and cover well.
And a pair of Hornisse from Battlefront, airbrushed Tamiya paints:
I feel the need for something bigger, so it's off to the Reaper collection for a few figures in bright colours with no uniformity.
And a pair of Hornisse from Battlefront, airbrushed Tamiya paints:
I feel the need for something bigger, so it's off to the Reaper collection for a few figures in bright colours with no uniformity.
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