A little update of what I am working on at the moment.
I have put together a row of houses from 4Ground and decided I needed to put these on a base. I will probably do the same for some of my other buildings as I think it finishes them off and helps to set the scene.
Also working on some slit trenches for Chain of Command and repairing and upgrading a couple of Grand Manner trenches.
Priming some die cast vehicles to use for my WW2 Russians.
As the heading mentions, these are just work in progress and I will submit a full post for each as and when they are finished.
Cheers,
Pat.
The houses looks great when you added the walls to them.
ReplyDeleteGreat start :)
Even as a WiP those look great. As always I can't wait to see the finished products.
ReplyDeleteLooking great so far!
ReplyDeleteLooks great! Awesome work!
ReplyDeleteTruly inspiring work Pat, I adore the details like the bullet holes - absolutely superb.
ReplyDeleteLooking really good
ReplyDeleteThose are some seriously nice terrain you're working on right now.
ReplyDeleteVery very nice work on the terrain Pat!
ReplyDeleteNice work Pat. Where are the railings from? I could use them in my Victorian cityscape...
ReplyDeleteScott, I actually thought of yours and Michael Awdry's blog when I was putting the railings in, perfect for the Victorian period.
DeleteI purchased the railings off ebay which came extra with a Tamiya 1/48 road sign set. They are plastic and at a guess I would say the railings are Tamiya as well.
Thanks for the info :-)
DeleteVery nice additions to your collection !
ReplyDeleteScale of the trucks?
Best regards Michael
Michael, the trucks are die cast 'Lledo' 'Days gone' which you can pick up off ebay for £1 plus postage. They are just slightly on the small size, probably about 1/60 scale. They work well with Perry WW2 but I hope to get away with using Warlord plastic Russian figures mounted in the back.
DeleteBrilliant Work there ! lots of inspiration to be had from your work mate :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent stuff Pat! Who makes those resin posts and the metal fences?
ReplyDeleteJay, the posts I have just carved out of pink polystyrene foam, see the big sheet in the background of picture three. The metal fences are plastic 1/48, Tamiya I think.
DeleteThanks chaps. I will go into more detail when they are finished and I submit a post on the blog for each.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely brilliant sir. How did you do the stonework effect on the foam?
ReplyDeleteHi Michael,
DeleteI pinched the stonework effect off one of the other blogs. Using the metal end of a paintbrush with the hairs removed and then pressing this into the foam to make the impression of stone. All will be revealed in more detail in a future post.
Great amount of work, sir. Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteThese models from 4Ground are really nice too.
Looks great Pat looking forward to the tutorial
ReplyDeleteYour work is a constant insperation, thank you.
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