Painting Flames of War

Sunday, August 25, 2013

German infantry in Greece

As usual, it was a long time when I posted the last potos in the blog. I have been busy, I had my final exams in june and july, after that I was on holidays and finally I had to prepare everything to come back Sweden. I was here 2 years ago as an Exchange student, but last january as applied to study a master in International Relations. I was accepted, one week ago I landed in Linköping, where I should study the next two years.

The last things I had painted are two germans platoons with a very mediterranean bases. The yellow grass and the olive tres reveal that the are somewhere in the Mediterranean área. They can be fighting in the invasión of Greece in Early War or maybe defeding Italy of the allied invasión in Late War.

They had a lot of work. As you can see, all the soldiers have the tricolor Wehrmatch simbol on the right side of the helmets. The olive tres were modelled with a wire skeleton and DAS putty and some fences and Street stones were added.

Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Imperial romans

A couple of months ago I painted the Corvus Belli's Early Imperial Romans box.
The figurines made by Corvus Belli are a small 15 mm miniatures. They can not be mixed with the huge Xyston miniatures.
I like Corvus' romans, they are made with a very clean metal, they have no burrs, and are easy to paint. I really like the Roman range.

I used the typical red color for the regular roman legionaries but blue and Green for the roman auxiliaries. The numidian auxiliary tropos are painted with a brown and red scheme, and tribal shield patterns. All the shields are Freehand.

De Painting Flames of War

Sunday, April 14, 2013

Macedonian phalanx

Three years ago I bought some blisters of Warmodelling macedonian hoplites to build a big phalanx. A few weeks ago I decided to retake the project in order to finish four "big flames of war bases" of pahalangites. By now I finished 3 full bases. I hope to finish the forth one soon.

Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Polish houses

A couple of years ago I made two polish style houses and I made a silicon mould of them. Finally I didnt use them for a scenery project I had planned so they were in a dark drawer waiting better times. This week I decided to rescue them and another house that wasnt finish to create a polish block of houses.

I joined the houses, I created foamboard separation walls, and floors with smalls wood sticks. Roofs are made with roof tiled plasticard. I have a lot of work to finish them yet :)