@sweetchops27 Surprised that Senussi isn’t on here as an Ottoman-Aligned Territory (land area could be in-between Cyrenaica and Egypt) . If you don’t want to add more territories, you could very well replace Cyrenaica with it and make it north and south instead of west and east.
Axis and Allies in Color
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Here’s two quick pics of an ongoing game, its the Mediterranean and North African theater and the Southeast Asian theater
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Very nice. I like how the units are still visually distinct enough that it isn’t too much of a chore to see what’s going on.
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Did my best to give each unit an emblem or roundel so there’s no confusion as to which unit belongs to which country. Here’s another pic, the Pre-Barbarossa
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Pretty cool man.
Any chance you can get some clearer pics though?
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Very nice indeed.
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Here’s two more clearer pics. Finnish and German troops awaiting the orders to invade and the 8th army hanging on Egypt by it finger nails.
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Very nice, awesome :-)
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Good looking stuff.
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Nice work. How did you make the custom roundels on the map itself?
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just a little research on some roundels of the time, copy and paste onto Microsoft word and re size them and a little bit of elmer’s glue lol doesnt damage the board if applied in small amounts, ive changed out a few and u cant notice much on the board. just use the tip of ur finger and spread a bit of glue on the back of the roundel.
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Thanks for the tips. I am probably going to start my own painting project very soon, any advice for a newb painter? (I have painted a few 1:72 scale tank models and they turned out quite well)
How long did your set take to complete? Did you use enamel or acrylic?
Please put up more pics if you have any, it’s nice to see the pieces set up on the board itself, very colorful!
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Since you’ve had experience in 1/72 you will need to realize how much contrast plays in smaller scales in order
to make the pieces look less of a painted blob and have the color differences really stand out. Remember that in
smaller scales, true colors don’t necessarily work and that there is a “darkening” effect when applied to smaller scales.
Use a lighter shade, a dark wash and then a very high contrasting drybrush. they may look ugly in close ups but they
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im currently back in school and have a full schedule alongside work. i’ll set up the game on a dfay off and post more pics. thanks to everyone’s feedback as well
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Thank you sgtwiltan, I will keep that in mind.
Looking forward to more pics, and basically a run down of how long it took etc. Any info is appreciated!
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questions i can answer. the whole thing took about a year and a half, i started last year January and finished around this year May or June. quite an endeavor i must say
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Indeed it must have been. Was it worth it? Haha
How often did you work on it, and how many hours a week did you average do you figure?
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totally worth it, the game looks epic once set up. i tried to work everyday on it for at least 2-3 hours. on weekends i would work on it for at least 10 hours. in a week i say id average about 30 hours. Japan took the longest, just opening their box and seeing all those ships made me feel lazy haha
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Finally have some time here are some more pics
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Here’s the Balkans and Southern Europe
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Hit the post too early Haha here’s the pics
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