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| pfinn | 07-Nov-11 23:59 |
| Jimmy and I are putting together these "Gamers'" little kits for a friend. Jimmy bartered our labor for these and another "Axis" set. We sprayed a base green, airbrushed some darker fade. We are in the process of using the "Wash" technique to antique them. I do believe our friend got the better side of the deal, but we're having a lot of fun. |
| BriandKilby | 08-Nov-11 08:55 |
| neat, what size are they? |
| frwyflyer | 08-Nov-11 09:19 |
| They look very nice and having fun is the bottom line |
| pfinn | 08-Nov-11 10:09 |
| Thanks. These are resin models. Some assembly required. The turrets are held on with magnets so the gamers can rotate them during play. 5 sets of the tracks are cast in metal. These are about +- 1.5 inches long. We've got 5 Panzers, 4 Tigers, 1 king Tiger and various artillery as well as about 200 total tiny figures to do as well. |
| Creosotewind | 08-Nov-11 14:12 |
| If I remember right, these are about 1/100 scale.
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| frwyflyer | 08-Nov-11 17:03 |
| I think your right about getting the short end of the deal. That is a lot of work. |
| pfinn | 08-Nov-11 23:08 |
| Get's done twice as fast with two (and sometimes three) working on them as a team. It's nice. And fun too. Bottom Line! ;o) |
