Anyhow I got my first squad assembled and painted. almost before I realised what was happening.
And here they are;
I decided to at first at least follow the "recommended" army structure in the 1000p force, so I've made the first unit 10 man strong, and not the more historical correct 14 men. But I'm thinking of adding a few more to get the unit numbers up a bit when I have my fist few squads done.
Painting wise I went for a little middle way so I have kind of followed how they looked, but simplified a few things, and also gone with the colours I already have . I'm not going to get another kind of olive green just for a bag =)
Other than that I'm a bit interested in getting to the tank in the box, but more on that when I get some paint on it.
They are looking excellent :)
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DeleteWell done! I look forward to see more of this project.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I have some more standing, just have to finish some bases first =)
DeleteBeautiful painting Ulf -they look cracking! Banzai!!!
ReplyDeleteBanzai! Indeed =)
DeleteGreat job. I'm painting mine over the summer and hope they turn out half as well as yours have. What recipe did you use for your uniform shade?
ReplyDeleteThank you, the uniforms was made with a base of Vallejo Model Air (VMA) Khaki Brown (71.024), then I washed it with a 50/50 mix of Army Painter Strong Tone and Dark Tone. Then the first highlight was Khaki Brown again and then a 50/50 mix of Khaki Brown and Sand (VMA 71.112)
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