As always with the Armourfast, the kits assembled easily. I always pre-paint all parts before assembling, and then touch up at the end before giving them a black wash, and lining out to provide a highlight.
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
American armour build progress.
Just a little more work and the 20mm US 1944 American army for Spearhead will be pretty much complete and ready for action. Recent purchases included two boxes of the Armourfast M4A3 75mm to bulk out the US armour.
As always with the Armourfast, the kits assembled easily. I always pre-paint all parts before assembling, and then touch up at the end before giving them a black wash, and lining out to provide a highlight.
As always with the Armourfast, the kits assembled easily. I always pre-paint all parts before assembling, and then touch up at the end before giving them a black wash, and lining out to provide a highlight.
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