MM.
Thursday, 13 December 2012
Wednesday, 5 December 2012
Some more 1:2400 scale Warships
Hey All,
I've been painting a few ships this week.
All of the models are 1/2400th scale and by Tumbling Dice.
Most are unfinished, needing their flags, names ect.
First up, the HMS Alexandra (in Channel Fleet colours)

The HMS Temeraire


HMS Inflexible


Peter the Great finished

And three old Russian Steamships-of-the-line. Two 2nd Rates and a 1st Rate.



I very much enjoyed doing the Checks on these.

MM.
I've been painting a few ships this week.
All of the models are 1/2400th scale and by Tumbling Dice.
Most are unfinished, needing their flags, names ect.
First up, the HMS Alexandra (in Channel Fleet colours)
The HMS Temeraire
HMS Inflexible
Peter the Great finished
And three old Russian Steamships-of-the-line. Two 2nd Rates and a 1st Rate.
I very much enjoyed doing the Checks on these.
MM.
Friday, 16 November 2012
Thursday, 15 November 2012
Polish Home Army (Flames of War)
Wednesday, 14 November 2012
Waste-landers and Raiders [Part 4]
Hey all.
Some more Post-Apocalyptic types. Enjoy!
Wasteland Sniper
First up an old GW figure. I painted it forever-ago, and have recently re-based it onto a hex. I rather like the figure.



Mr. Buttonsworth esq.
Next is a figure I converted for a RPG session. The Story was that he was a Millitary Robot that repaired itself with parts from a Museam Tourguide robot, resulting in him having delusions of being a kind-hearted Victorian String factory owner - determined to protect and look after the workers* in his factory**, with his revolver***.
* The workers were a bunch of Wastelanders who lived with his delusions due to the protection and food that he provided.
** His 'factory' was in fact a bunch of ruined buildings. The robot spent most of his time at his 'desk' in his 'office'....he stood in the middle of a ruined room.
*** His revolver was in fact a powerful laser cannon, which he insisted on reloading every six shots. You cant really reload the laser in question, so the robot just made 'reloading' sounds.

R3-B4
This model is just a plastic toy I found on the floor of my garage that I decided to paint up. Looks really nice considering.

The Doc
A very nice miniature from Copplestone in a very badly taken photograph. This chap has yet to grace the gaming table, but Im sure he will before too long.


MM.
Some more Post-Apocalyptic types. Enjoy!
Wasteland Sniper
First up an old GW figure. I painted it forever-ago, and have recently re-based it onto a hex. I rather like the figure.
Mr. Buttonsworth esq.
Next is a figure I converted for a RPG session. The Story was that he was a Millitary Robot that repaired itself with parts from a Museam Tourguide robot, resulting in him having delusions of being a kind-hearted Victorian String factory owner - determined to protect and look after the workers* in his factory**, with his revolver***.
* The workers were a bunch of Wastelanders who lived with his delusions due to the protection and food that he provided.
** His 'factory' was in fact a bunch of ruined buildings. The robot spent most of his time at his 'desk' in his 'office'....he stood in the middle of a ruined room.
*** His revolver was in fact a powerful laser cannon, which he insisted on reloading every six shots. You cant really reload the laser in question, so the robot just made 'reloading' sounds.
R3-B4
This model is just a plastic toy I found on the floor of my garage that I decided to paint up. Looks really nice considering.
The Doc
A very nice miniature from Copplestone in a very badly taken photograph. This chap has yet to grace the gaming table, but Im sure he will before too long.
MM.
Sunday, 11 November 2012
Waste-landers and Raiders [Part 3]
A Few more Post-Apocalyptic Miniatures.
A Local Big-Time Crime Lord, and his bodyguards.


This is a miniature from Foundry's Street Violence Range. Took me forever to build up the enthusiasm to paint this one. Not sure why. Its a lovely miniature.


Another Foundry Street Violence Miniature. I use it as Jesus the Second.


I have no idea where this miniature is from. I like it though.

A Necromunda Figure by Games Workshop. I've cut down the knife into a knuckle duster.
MM.
A Local Big-Time Crime Lord, and his bodyguards.
This is a miniature from Foundry's Street Violence Range. Took me forever to build up the enthusiasm to paint this one. Not sure why. Its a lovely miniature.
Another Foundry Street Violence Miniature. I use it as Jesus the Second.
I have no idea where this miniature is from. I like it though.
A Necromunda Figure by Games Workshop. I've cut down the knife into a knuckle duster.
MM.
Wednesday, 7 November 2012
Waste-landers and Raiders [Part 2]
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