League Of Augsburg - Fighting Talk

Hi,
just finished the start of a Cromwell company for Flames of War. Tanks are 15mm and marked as the 4th County of London Yeomanry in Normandy '44.

Yes again I have gone for the muddy look. I just like my tanks to look like they have been in action. Tried to use less of the thick mud on the front and running gear but more on the back. Marked up as the good old 4th CLY.

Group picture


Company HQ and 2iC




AA section



Armlured platoon 1




Armlured platoon 2



Figures are up for sale. Follow the link

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0176738672

All comments, good or bad, welcome

Gazza

be gone satan


Stop putting these temptations before me

What can we say gazza but I'm jealous


very very nice

Kutusov

Yes indeed Gary these are very fine pieces which I hope bring you lots of dosh.

I think it is a good idea to sell them because if you brought them down to the club I'd only knock them all out

Lovely work mate

how did you get the mud effect? it works beautifully on these figures

Hi,
the mud is GW scorched brown mixed in with Vallejo pumic gel. Then drybruch with some GW graveyard earth.

Gazza

Gary, what is pumic gel

Great work on these. I can't wait to start mine now!

big-gazza wrote:Hi,
the mud is GW scorched brown mixed in with Vallejo pumic gel. Then drybruch with some GW graveyard earth.

Gazza

Cheers Gary

looks I'll be having a play with that when I do my Panzer Lehr

barr7430 wrote:Gary, what is pumic gel

Hi,
Vallejo pumice gel is a mixture of pumice stone and acrylic resin and is great for texturing bases. Its a good pre mixed gel for basing or using for mud. The gel hold colour well so you can mix paint into it before you use it.

It does shrink a little on the base so you sometimes need to go over it again.

You can get it from

http://www.modelsforsale.com/catalog/pr ... s_id=65309

Gazza