I magnetized the gun itself so I can freely turn it and remove it if necessary (to fit the crew or remove it as destroyed). I used a three colour grey for the cement (Foundry "Granite" series). Finished off the base as I normally would with a little static grass and some highland tuffs from Army Painter. I used Vallejo model colour paints to do the gun itself and the camo green. Pictures below.
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| The gun is magnetized so I can remove it or swivel it freely. |
That's all for now folks!
Magnets?! How do they work?
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John -- I guess you can't use mimes in the comments ... otherwise you would have! ;-) lol
DeleteBingo. I looked it up. It's possible, but it needs to be enabled by the blogspot admin, which you have smartly decided not to do.
DeleteLinking to a video? *shakes head*
Anyways, I like the gun, and of course looked up old photos for a reference to that camo pattern.
http://www.firstnormandybattlefieldtours.com/image/Pegasus%20Bridge%2005.jpg
I seriously cannot wait to play in this scenario. :)
You and me both ;-)
DeleteThat's rather tidy, nice work!
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Thank you! :-)
DeleteLooks great, really great!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil!
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