As a result, I now have a pretty respectable Parliamentarian army, so it's time to start thinking about painting up the Royalists.
Showing posts with label 6mm Baccus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 6mm Baccus. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
6mm ECW Reinforcements
In the midst of my current obsession with all things Battle Group, I've managed to finish three more regiments of Baccus 6mm Parliamentarian foot for my ECW project.

As a result, I now have a pretty respectable Parliamentarian army, so it's time to start thinking about painting up the Royalists.


As a result, I now have a pretty respectable Parliamentarian army, so it's time to start thinking about painting up the Royalists.
Saturday, August 16, 2014
6mm ECW Cavalry and Command
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Brits, Baccus and Bases
This week I managed to get a couple of things finished. First up, a Humber scout car for Battle Group Fall of the Reich. This will give my 6th Armoured Churchills some recce capability, and another mortar spotter. The model is from Peter Pig.


I also managed to get another unit of Baccus 6mm ECW infantry finished, so that project is ticking along ok as well.
And while I'm at it, here's a quick cool product review.
A while back I spotted some Tamiya Diorama Texture Paint in my local hobby store and gave it a go. I've since come to the conclusion that this stuff is the bomb. Basically it's a very thick acrylic paint paste with lots of grit in it, available in a range of different soil, snow, sand and even grass and tarmac effects. I apply it to bases with a palette knife, and it creates a nice hard textured surface that can easily be drybrushed.
I've also recently tried diluting the earth shade, adding some lighter paint and dabbing it around the running gear of tanks, and it looks pretty good. Not as cheap as PVA and sand, but looks good I think. Does anyone else use this?
Have a great week, everyone.
I also managed to get another unit of Baccus 6mm ECW infantry finished, so that project is ticking along ok as well.
And while I'm at it, here's a quick cool product review.
A while back I spotted some Tamiya Diorama Texture Paint in my local hobby store and gave it a go. I've since come to the conclusion that this stuff is the bomb. Basically it's a very thick acrylic paint paste with lots of grit in it, available in a range of different soil, snow, sand and even grass and tarmac effects. I apply it to bases with a palette knife, and it creates a nice hard textured surface that can easily be drybrushed.
I've also recently tried diluting the earth shade, adding some lighter paint and dabbing it around the running gear of tanks, and it looks pretty good. Not as cheap as PVA and sand, but looks good I think. Does anyone else use this?
Have a great week, everyone.
Saturday, May 10, 2014
Big Box of Awesome...and Little Men on Horses
This week my much-anticipated Big Box of Awesome arrived from Plastic Soldier Company. This contained the new Battle Group Barbarossa rule book (with an extra copy for Paul to drool over)as well as all the new armour and infantry paint sets from PSC. These are just Vallejo paints in PSC boxes, but with nice little painting guides. PSC ran a tasty pre-order on these, giving a discount as well as throwing in a box of models of your choice and a sprue of relevant infantry for each of the paint sets. Then there were a couple of extra Pz III sprues for pre-ordering Barbarossa, although PSC chucked in a whole box of them as well. Happy Dux.
This week also saw me finish my first batch of 6mm Parliamentarian cavalry, which I'm pretty pleased with, so the army is steadily growing.
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
More 6mm ECW
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