Some photos from today’s six player, 1250pt Tank Wars event 👍
Tag: soviet
WIP: Soviet T26 Tank
Based and assembled a Soviet T26 for this weekend’s Bolt Action Tank War event. Competitive? Doubtful. Cool looking? Heck ya.
Tomorrow comes paint!
WIP: Project Stalingrad, Scatter Terrain Rubble
Too rainy outside to prime buildings, so here are some work-in-progress pictures of scatter terrain rubble piles for placing up against the sidewalls of buildings. For today, a wrecked KĂĽbelwagen (Tamiya, 1/48) – more pieces to come. Just needs some bullet holes drilled in and primer, then it’s on to painting.
WIP: Project Stalingrad, Batch 3 Pt. 2
WIP: Soviet Universal Carrier and Anti-Tank Gun Team, Pt. 2
Some more progress on my Stalingrad Soviet Army for Bolt Action. Just needs a head glued on, a few more highlights, and some matte varnish.
Showcase: Re-Based Soviet Army
Motivated by a club event this past weekend, I spent the night re-basing and touching up my Bolt Action Soviet army. Went with a winter urban theme to suit my ongoing Stalingrad terrain project. Better photos to come in the near future.
WIP: Soviet Universal Carrier and Anti-Tank Gun Team
Base coats down and up next are washes, weathering, highlights, and basing.
Tutorial: Bronze Statue
All-in-all, took about an hour (aside from dry times) to complete.
- Stynylrez Black Primer
- VMC bronze airbrushed on leaving the recesses dark
- Citadel Nuln Oil Gloss all over, followed by Matte Varnish
- Drybrush of VMC Bronze and VMA Aluminum mixed
- Citadel Nihilahk Oxide applied selectively in recessed and watered down on the model
- VMA Dead White airbrushed from above
- Citadel Valhallan Blizzard applied lightly.
- The plinth was various greys airbrushed on with the above bronze effect applied to decorative bits.
- The basing follows my previous tutorial.
Showcase: Bolt Action, Soviet Statue
Showcase: Bolt Action, Lenin Statue
A metal Lenin statue from eBay painted up for use as a terrain piece and/or objective marker. Forgot I had this lingering work in progress sitting on the shelf of shame and decided to give it a quick paint job.
My third attempt at painting Soviet statues (see first here, see second here) and I really tried to emphasize a winter aesthetic with this one. Still looking for a way to effectively show frost … considering using Titanium White pigment powder by Vallejo in the future.
Sadly, my iPhone apparently hates focusing on the state itself …