Sunday 23 August 2015

Media Crews & a Camel

Some fun miniatures I painted up in recent times - all 28mm metals, apart from the camel which is resin. The Afghan film director is a head swap. I'm not sure who made the figures, I'd have to ask my customer - or perhaps you know?
It was great painting up the more colourful modern media miniatures, they have loads of character - I particularly like the long-haired & bearded photographer.
I hope you enjoy them.


Photographer & sound-man




"Get that camel out of the shot!"

Note the "old school" film equipment.


Tuesday 18 August 2015

More Masai...(Part 3)

More Masai warriors today -28mm miniatures from Wargames Foundry.
Shields are freehand designs.
Great fun to paint and certainly a change from more modern subjects ;-)
Part 1- HERE
Part 2 - HERE
I hope you enjoy them.





Monday 17 August 2015

20mm Insurgents

G'day all, recently finished some 20mm (1/72) insurgents for a customer. They were plastic figures from Orion and Caesar Miniatures - three different sets. There are a variety of figures including Chechens, Middle Eastern, and African types - 40 figures in all.




Friday 14 August 2015

Bushrangers - "Dead Man's Hand Down Under"

I've painted some Bushrangers- 28mm "Dead Man's Hand Down Under" Range from Great Escape Games.
The hairy looking  fellow, (2nd from left in first photo), puts me in mind of the infamous "Mad Dan"or "Mad Dog" Morgan :
http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/morgan-daniel-dan-13109




Friday 7 August 2015

USMC Force Recon

I was going to post some pictures of some bushrangers next, but I just finished these and wanted to post them up. Thanks to some kind gents on The Guild I was able to get an idea of how to paint a representation of Grey Digital Camo in 28mm.
The Majority of the figures are 28mm Force Recon from Eureka Miniatures, the two medics are USMC.
















Saturday 1 August 2015

State Troopers - On the trail of the bushrangers

Here are the State Troopers I mentioned in my previous post, on the trail of the bushrangers.
The aboriginal tracker lost the barrel off his gun, so I decided it must be a sawn-off shotgun.
My third post in this series will be of a motley gang of bushrangers - including someone who I think must be the infamous "Mad Dan" Morgan.

My favourite is the bloke second from the right.








17th Century Characters...mostly

 Here are some 17th Century character miniatures I finished recently.  28mm metal, mostly from Wargamer Poland: https://sklep.wargamer.pl/gb...