Paper M13/40

Lest you think that Dark Age minis are all I've been working on, here are a couple of pics of my latest 1/76 scale paper tank project — an Italian M13/40.  Once this one is complete, I'll still need three or so more for the desert scenario I want to play.

More Catching Up...

Here are pics of some of my finished Anglo-Saxons.  I think they turned out really well with "the Dip":

The warlord and banner bearer


Hearthguard


More Hearthguard


Shields


More shields...


Some warriors with knotted shield designs.


More warriors.


Yet more warriors...


Archers


Archers defending themselves against Panzer the giant cat...


More shield designs.

Finally Back...

I'm trying to catch up on my blogs, since it has been a year and a half since the last one.  Somehow I've let everyday life overtake me.  Anyway, I just wanted to do a quick post to let you know I have a new battle report posted on my gaming blog, "Let the Wookie Win".

Here's the link:  http://let-the-wookee-win.blogspot.com

More later...

Anglo-Saxons

After having to repair a couple of spears, I finally got my Anglo-Saxons ready for dipping. Here they are just before I dipped them. 

Peasants...

Warriors...

Hearthguard...

And finally, the Warlord and his Bannerman...

The latest on the Anglo Saxon Project

I put shield decals on most of the "Hearthguard" models. Now I need to paint the shields for the "Warrior" units and do a few final touch ups around the shield rims.  At that point everything will be ready for "The Dip".

A few days ago, I was digging through some boxes of old models and came across this one:  Matsu Tsuko from the Lion Clan in the Legend of the Five Rings miniatures game.  She was good twenty years ago when I painted her, but I think she could use some touch-ups and highlights.

Yet another project on my list...

Thought I'd upload some pics with the latest progress on my Anglo-Saxons.  Most of the big color areas are on.  Down to doing small details now.  Next will be dry brushing silver on the chain mail, adding some highlights to the clothing, shield decals, and then... The Dip.