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For my 1944 project it’s time for the classic German armour to make an appearance. So it’s big cats time . A mix of Battlefront and Plastic Soldier 15mm. 11 of them altogether.
Very nice work. The airbrushing really works on these bad boys. I keep meaning to get one but the amount of setup and break down keeps putting me off....
Great work Dave - definitely a menacing bunch!! I like the foliage hanging on the vehicles...that is a trick I have yet to pull off properly...
ReplyDeleteCheers. I use rubberised horse horse hair which then has scatter applied . It’s the same way I may the hedges
DeleteGreat looking big cats Dave. The allies will be glad that there's not many of them to go around.
ReplyDeleteIndeed they are at least ou4numberd!
DeleteLovely brushwork Dave and brilliant looking fieldwork camo.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking camo,super looking big cats!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thx
DeleteSplendid stuff, the camouflage foliage is great!
ReplyDeleteCheers
DeleteCute little kitties. Woe betide any foolish allied tanker who gets in range of that lot.
ReplyDeleteToo right
DeleteVery nice work. The airbrushing really works on these bad boys. I keep meaning to get one but the amount of setup and break down keeps putting me off....
ReplyDeleteThanks. Yes that’s why I did so many!
DeleteWhat great tanks Dave, extra camo is awesome 👍
ReplyDeleteCheers , Yes I thought it came out well
DeleteGreat airbrushing there and lovely table!
ReplyDeleteSome excellent painting dear Sir! And indeed the scenics you have used to show them off in, are brilliant as well!
ReplyDeleteDave they look lovely and set up is equally as good!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Great work on these big cats!
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