Flames of War 8.8cm FLAK36 platoon.

OK, so after two years I've finally given in to having a section of the FORUM specifically set up to discuss painting techniques, display examples, show your latest projects and chat about this vital part of the hobby. Manufacturers please feel free to post up your sculpts, ask questions about what the gamers are after and generally promote your work.. no charge! Painters, please also feel free to post up your work for comment and critique. I can't promise the unreserved adulation characteristic of some other fora but I would hope you'd get constructive and measured comment!
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Flames of War 8.8cm FLAK36 platoon.

Post by big-gazza » Sat Mar 17, 2012 10:26 pm

Hi,
just completed a Flames of War 8.8cm FLAK36 platoon plus transports.

I painted these as a tester for a Hermann Goring Division commission that I might be painting up soon.

They are painted up as a Luftwaffe crew.

Well enough of my waffle and on to the pics.

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You can see more pictures on my Wargames and Painting Blog.

All comments, good or bad, welcome.

Thanks for looking

Gazza
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Re: Flames of War 8.8cm FLAK36 platoon.

Post by Rob Herrick » Sun Mar 18, 2012 3:35 am

Excellent work. The Luftwaffe blue is particularly outstanding.
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Re: Flames of War 8.8cm FLAK36 platoon.

Post by Friedrich August I. » Sun Mar 18, 2012 8:52 am

Gazza,

once again a stunning piece of brush work.
Looks very realistic.

The only lowpoint about the model is that it represents a 8,8 FLAK 37 :roll: and not a 8,8 Flak 36 but that is only of interest for WWII Military Technology knowers like me.

Anyway well done Gazza
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