@Azimuth yeah, I understand the challenge, I’m a graphic designer and I was playing around with a circular map design when I stumbled upon yours. I still might finish my design as I was incorporating some map changes I found interesting. But so far I think I’ll need some blow up boxes or something to make it work at a reasonable size.
Accurate Miniature Equivalents for Custom Painting your 1940 E&P
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It’s been three days since you last posted pics of your painted pieces. I’m going through withdrawals already.
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Fiiiiine…
Japanese Mechanized Infantry
Japanese Artillery
Japanese Tanks
Japanese Mainland Ground Forces
Japanese Island Ground Forces
Japanese Total Ground Forces
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I’d have to say, my favorite part of the vehicles has be the outlined camo patterns. I can appreciate how difficult that is. Also, the patterns themselves are very tricky. In the past when painting camo, I find it tough to make it look good. Yours are fantastic!
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I’d have to say, my favorite part of the vehicles has be the outlined camo patterns. I can appreciate how difficult that is. Also, the patterns themselves are very tricky. In the past when painting camo, I find it tough to make it look good. Yours are fantastic!
Yeah, and they all have a unique pattern. It just flows out of him. He is a true artist. Beautiful work. Gimme some more please.
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Lord Jesus, they look awesome! :D
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Starting on the Zeros tonight.
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The rest of your stuff looks awesome, I can’t wait for the zeroes.
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I’m out of town for a wedding until Sunday… I’ll finish them on the trip (fortunately they’re pretty mobile) and post pics then. I think you’ll see why it’s taking a bit - I’ve changed the projected air force camo schemes as following:
12 Strategic Bombers, 12 Tactical Bombers, 24 Fighters
Six camo schemes for 2 of each air unit, then three additional schemes for the remaining 12 fighters (4 each)
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Thanks! I plan on taking some Pacific 1940 setup pics once Japan is finished.
By the way: I was thinking USA next… What do you guys want to see?
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@i:
id like to see the europe board :-D
Well in that case, I’ve only got Germany, UK, Russia, US, and Italy to go. :|
I did break down and get my 2nd copy of Pacific 1940. :-D
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Thanks! I plan on taking some Pacific 1940 setup pics once Japan is finished.
By the way: I was thinking USA next… What do you guys want to see?
The only country that is left is USA right?
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there is Britian too
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they did use the same molds…
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stay on topic. Stop with these useless posts about nothing. geez
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they did use the same molds…
I guess he’ll have to paint the Union Jack on the pieces so that you can tell them apart.
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I’m actually rather curious to see UK next, just because I’d like to see how our glorious painter makes them distinct from the ANZAC forces. Though I doubt anyone here would complain if US comes next, because these paint jobs are INCREDIBLE.
Makes me wish I had the time, patience, and fine motor skills to paint my own A&A pieces. But no, all I’ve got is pieces envy. :-P
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@Brain:
they did use the same molds…
I guess he’ll have to paint the Union Jack on the pieces so that you can tell them apart.
BD - it’s not a Union 'J unless its at the prow of a ship, the pole is wooden.
:wink:Fantastic paint jobs… still waiting for the rest…
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BD - it’s not a Union 'J unless its at the prow of a ship, the pole is wooden.
:wink:I tried to figure out what you meant but all I found was information supporting my statement:
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@Brain:
BD - it’s not a Union 'J unless its at the prow of a ship, the pole is wooden.
:wink:I tried to figure out what you meant but all I found was information supporting my statement:
Just josh’in, but yeah, it’s not termed a union Jack by British mariners unless (above) - just a tidbit of relatively useless knowledge. Wiki not including it doesn’t surprise me, could only know if - yadda yadda.
By the way Allworkandnoclay - threw out a link of some of those painted minis I was talking to you about.
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