Originally I was not a fan of these Cannon Fodder add-on sprues but they have grown on me. I think they are a bit pricey but they do help make the Cannon Fodder a bit more multi-pur...
Originally I was not a fan of these Cannon Fodder add-on sprues but they have grown on me. I think they are a bit pricey but they do help make the Cannon Fodder a bit more multi-pur...
@Mithril2098 +1 WGA kind of did one sprue like this: https://wargamesatlantic.com/collections/all/products/death-fields-weapons-upgrade-sprue-001 I hope WGA does further sprues like this...
This and that. Main focus is a few dudes here and there for Stargrave but I am (slowly) working on a unit of skellies for a Hades Demigod in Wargods of Olympus. Various bits alos mix well in...
Here's one of the riflemen in action in the second zombie Quarantine 37 scenario: These guys are right at home in Stagrave.
perhaps instead of just aheads sprue, it coul be a general "upgrade and options" sprue. with some alternate heads that will work on most of the figures, some backpacks, puches, grenades, holstered ...
Oh good find! Im actually a huge fan of stories like this. In the manga "Gunka no baltzar" they have a female character pretending to be male who is also in the cavalry, I wonder if this was a homa...
Also, I don't really think heads can be "cheesecake," - they are either feminine or unfeminine. I suppose one could paint a head in a cheesecake style - and props to you if you have that leve...
[I'm not sure what the policy is for non-WGA stuff, so please let me know if it's not appropriate to post on here and I'll remove]I forgot the two minis that started off this project. Here we've go...
@Berggeit Really cool stuff. Great work on the banners. Thanks for then mini history lesson. I just enjoyed reading up on Floris V. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floris_V,_C...
"Hussar Ballad" is incredibly loosely based on the real "Cavalry Maiden" Nadezhda Durova. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nadezhda_Durova
The female head on the Raumjager sprue is pretty good: https://wargamesatlantic.com/community/xenforum/topic/50193/desert-planet
I'm with Yronimos Whateley and Brian Van De Walker on this one. If I can't tell it's a female miniature on the tabletop at three feet I might as just well get a male miniature. Female ...
@JTam Yeah I am. Yeah basically that stuff, just with some grit. The outline of the banners are from Max (the creator of Turnip), but the concept is my own. The central theme are rootbees and th...
@Berggeit Are you in the Netherlands? Did you design the regiment and it's colors, or is that from the rulebook? Their banner kind of reminds me of the commemorative Utah State flag. ...
I like diversity in body shape, regardless of gender. Sometimes for a project I want a lighter person, some times a heavier person. Sometimes I want a more muscular person, sometimes a less muscula...
@Kinjack Thank you! I heard that Sludge was inspired by Turnip but there are a couple of indie games that overlap in their aesthetics like Weald28 and Verrotwood. But yes miniature agnostic game s...
@Grumpy Gnome Not an expert by any means. But I suppose I've seen my share of Russian language films. I hope you'll give it a go.
Never heard of Turnip28 but those minis look really cool. Reminds me a lot of Sludge. I love gamesets that allow you to kitbash figs from whatever you want.
@JTam he has some older models from ten years ago. I believe the are from the Foundry. I told him I'd play against him but I didn't want to build a large force with metal. Then WGA prod...
@Kinjack @JTam Actually it would be smarter do the Polish combined with the Russians, Transylvanians, etc. separate from the Janissaries since they all seemed to use the bardiche axe/glaive ...
@Grumpy Gnome They likely wouldn't all use the same kit for the same project or even just the kit (you normally have to provide your own school supplies in the US). Plus if WA does one and it sell...
@BS Kitbasher @Grumpy Gnome The old WGF female survivors are an example of really good use digital preset models with morphs sculpting wise, but they also had some serous draw backs like pose lim...
@JTam Thank you! The spackle is a flexible spackle filler with a texture effect. It's from Alabastine and comes in a tube. The Grogs will be painted dark blue with various patches of different blu...
I hate to be “that guy” and yuck your yum but.... Isn’t part of the magic of these things is that the kids use their imagination to cobble together bits from different sources?&n...
Great work!
I can't think of any publicly available beyond the map and PDFs on the site though the creator likely has more as unsorted notes and art pieces (ie see if Mark Mondragon has a DeviantArt page). Thi...
You seem quite the expert on Russian cinema mate. I have not seen this movie but it looks like my kind of thing.
@Yronimos Whateley Well, on the FB they claimed they would not be doing vehicles but given the one set of tankette previews and the constant asking for "APC for Death Fields", redoing the APC for ...
In honor of the forthcoming WGA Russian Napoleonics I give you a review of the Soviet cinema classic "Hussar Ballad." It is 1812 and Napoleon marches deep into Russia. It is a time for all...
Rather have WW1 cavalry at this point, but heck why not.
Finished this guy off aside from painting the base rim black. I think I'm in love with mixing Cannon Fodder + Partisans.
Peterson at the time Air Force Base. (It's a Space Force Base now I believe): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_F-86D_Sabre https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northrop...
Reference making dioramas: I think with a little thought a lot could be done with the packaging if the kit came in a box. For example maybe the bottom of the box has worm fence printed on the sid...
The Ford GPA aka the Seep (Sea Jeep). Basically an amphibious Jeep. Used by the Americans: As well as the Soviets: Of course I can't find it right now, but I swear I've s...
I just noticed the update to the "In the Pipeline" section of the production schedule page that explains step-by-step the production process, and the order the steps occur in - that's great informa...
Looking suitably Turnipey! Looking forward to seeing these painted. What is the white spackle looking stuff you used?
Looking forward to getting these. Definitely worth the wait to have them made in America.
Friday's Sneak Peak from 4 FEB 22.
I need these in my life!!!
@Brendan O'Connor Your friend who is putting together Germans, is he using the WGA plastics, or other miniatures?
@Brendan O'Connor Straight up awesome. Looking forward to the group shot when your done (for now).
@Ian Jewett Wow! That's cool. That Matilda has a lot of promise. It has the archaic look we know and love in Guard armor, and the raised rear hull looks perfect for projecting L...
@Yronimos Whateley +1 The accessories and robot mules are first rate. The APC and its conversions were great too. Stummel, Pak, and Stuka Zu Fuss variants? Come on, that's aw...
Last squad of ten completed. I now have about 88 soldiers painted up and only a five man squad of infantry left to paint! I can see the light at the end of this hobby tunnel. Until they prod...
@Forrest Wentworth Looks like this tool box is going to get repurposed.
Used the Prussian reserves to create two units of fodder (12 men in size each) for Turnip28 and as a bonus three units of Grogs/Brutes (six men each) using Victrix Middle Guard. Both are for my 45...
@Lucian Westerly - I'm sorry I missed your comment on my first glance through this discussion! Especially these parts: [Wargs] are malevolent and will play with their prey because they enj...