Thursday, 2 July 2020

A bit of progress after a fraught week .


I've been having computer problems this week which is VERY annoying ! . It turned out I needed a new key board , I did think I had a spare one but couldn't find it so I had to get a new one at the supermarket - the following day I found the one I already had ! - 'blast' ! . On the painting front I've got quite a few ancient figures glued up and painted for my SPQR project . These 10 Romans are first up - they are 28mm Warlord plastics , I used he shield transfers that were provided - bit fiddly but look nice when done .


A Gallic hero , again Warlord and this one is a new resin model.  I quite like their new resin figures flexable but not bendy if you know what I mean .


The Gauls needed somewhere for their Druids to hang out , so I revamped 'Woodhenge' , This was a model I made about 20 years ago which I found whilst looking for that b****y keyboard ! it was rather worse for wear but a bit of TLC has got it back in operation .


Here we see it being re-sanctified to the Old Gods with the sacrifice of a black ram - both figures again by Warlord - not sure the Romans will be happy about this - cue the next scenario .....




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  1. Maudlin Jack Tar2 July 2020 at 23:21

    Great work Tony - it's amazing what you find when you go looking for something else

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  2. Springinsfeld2 July 2020 at 23:41

    Excellent work.... I'll check out the new resin figures. Love Woodhenge by the way.

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    1. The Good Soldier Svjek3 July 2020 at 04:07

      They can be bent but not in the normal soft plastic way and the detail of the figures seems okay .

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  3. tradgardmastare2 July 2020 at 23:50

    Wood henge is excellent and really looks the part. Your figures have come out really well. I used transfers on third century Romans and they can look great, fiddly indeed but very useful too.

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    1. The Good Soldier Svjek3 July 2020 at 04:08

      I find that when transfers work well they look great but take time and patience .

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  4. KEV. Robertson.3 July 2020 at 04:16

    The Roman Legionaries look great Tony- well done! I'm not a big fan of Transfers but you have made them work excellently. Cheers. KEV.

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    1. The Good Soldier Svjek3 July 2020 at 11:35

      This is the first time I've really used them for anything else other than model aircraft , a good idea but tricky to get right .

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  5. Aly Morrison4 July 2020 at 06:45

    Lovely toys Tony...
    I agree that transfers can be a bit fiddly... but they are certainly worth the effort.
    I like the henge... I may have to build one for myself...

    All the best. Aly

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    1. The Good Soldier Svjek4 July 2020 at 13:37

      It was originally built about 20 years ago , but time had not been kind to it , hence the repairs .

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