Hi guys,
I promised update so I had better deliver otherwise what is the point of blogging right?
After so much Nerd Rage over GW prices and policies this week I have decided to dedicate more of this blog to other mainstream games and miniatures that most players used to GW games are not aware of.
I would much prefer to focus on something productive than promote the negative.
Here are pictures of my Flames of War Irish Guards models. A fair bit below my normal standard but time was short and I had a tourney to go to at AUSCON.
Colonel Joe Vandeluer and RAAF Forward Air Controller:
Headquarters:
Armoured Platoon 1:
Armoured Platoon 2:
Armoured Recce Platoon:
Guards Column Platoon:
Army Shot (minus Vandeleuer and FAC):
I painted the Army over 3 days to a basic tabletop standard and hit them with a quick Gloss Varnish to protect them.
With so many half finished projects I had forgotten how good it feels to play with and against painted armies on a nice table. The plan is to take more time on my other Armies since I am in no rush to play at tournaments for a while.
I am selling some of my Flames of War to make way for a new project: Ambush Alley
Until next post, Happy Gaming!
Allan
I promised update so I had better deliver otherwise what is the point of blogging right?
After so much Nerd Rage over GW prices and policies this week I have decided to dedicate more of this blog to other mainstream games and miniatures that most players used to GW games are not aware of.
I would much prefer to focus on something productive than promote the negative.
Here are pictures of my Flames of War Irish Guards models. A fair bit below my normal standard but time was short and I had a tourney to go to at AUSCON.
Colonel Joe Vandeluer and RAAF Forward Air Controller:
Headquarters:
Armoured Platoon 1:
Armoured Platoon 2:
Armoured Recce Platoon:
Guards Column Platoon:
Army Shot (minus Vandeleuer and FAC):
I painted the Army over 3 days to a basic tabletop standard and hit them with a quick Gloss Varnish to protect them.
With so many half finished projects I had forgotten how good it feels to play with and against painted armies on a nice table. The plan is to take more time on my other Armies since I am in no rush to play at tournaments for a while.
I am selling some of my Flames of War to make way for a new project: Ambush Alley
Until next post, Happy Gaming!
Allan
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