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Japanese Crossfire force
Last of the Crossfire Japanese for the Pacific for now is the completion of the solitary Type 97 Japanese medium tank. This entire project h...
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Can you ever have too much of a good thing? Well maybe. There was a craze went around the 'modelling' web a year of two ago for buil... -
Early spring 1915, and Russian forces launch a counter-attack up a river valley somewhere in Galicia, with the limited aim of securing a vit... -
This latest piece is the last of the current WW1 project: an armoured train, from the 6mm range produced by Irregular Miniatures. I chose a...
Flying carpet! Djin! Minarets!
ReplyDeleteAll that, and more... mwahahahahahahahahahahahahaha ....
DeleteI like the flags. Cheers, Karl
ReplyDeleteThanks Karl. I decided that this would be one way of making the army visually different, so Hordes, and Blades ,( all infantry units expecting to 'advance to contact') will all carry flags.
DeleteBeautiful units and flags, they look superb!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil.... I am keen to develop the 'other side' of the VSF theme for the army, but decided I'd get a core of basic troops done first. An aerial hero, a hero, and a cool behemoth exist in my head.. we'll see if the actual construction/execution matches the imagination LOL
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