Monday, April 20, 2015

Ironclad

Last night I finally finished the Land Ironclad for All Quiet on the Martian Front. This rather large 15mm model is mainly resin with a few metal bits.


It turned out okay. This was the first time I used weathering powders and they turned out alright. Although the powders looked better before I sprayed on the matte sealer. May have to look into that a bit more. This was the last unit I needed to do for our MayDay game.

On my table right now is a DBA army I'm painting up for the MayDay auction. After that I'm taking a break from 15mm figures. I've decided that 15mm is not my favourite scale, I need a bigger surface area. So after the DBA army I'm switching gears to work on a 28mm Carthaginian army. Either that or my Retro Raygun figures when they arrive. Decisions, decisions. . .

On another note, if you're interested in going to MayDay, we still have spots open, especially if you're a Warmachine, 40K or DBA player. http://maydayconvention.com

17 comments:

  1. I've heard that varnishes will often substantially disappear weather powders. I think there are some weird ways of fixing the powders without it happening, but I don't know how they work (one of the reasons I'm holding off getting some....they look great though). Maybe keep us updated with what you find?

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  2. WOOT! Nicely done Scott! What a monster. Will be sure to snag some photos of it beside some of the...lesser vehicles.

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  3. Holy Crap! That is awesome!

    Scott, will you and Terry come to Fallcon and put on a game of All Quiet on the Martian Front?

    Email me: markawwall@gmail.com

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