Showing posts with label peter pig. Show all posts
Showing posts with label peter pig. Show all posts
Saturday, 14 July 2012
More Painting
I'm back on the 15mm painting wagon again.
Last night I finished off the 15mm SAWs and Grenadier I need to complete my Ranger Chalk.
I've also done up some of the Peter Pig Shirtless Militia that I had from my original 15mm Ak47 project.
Now that all of the Rangers are done, I'll be focusing on my militiamen (mainly Cannon Fodder figures). So expect more pics.
There are a few figures that I'm saving up for once I'm back into the swing of painting 15s. I want to try to paint some up to represent some of the more outlandish clan militia. I'll leave that to your imagination at the moment......
I've also done up some of the Peter Pig Shirtless Militia that I had from my original 15mm Ak47 project.
Now that all of the Rangers are done, I'll be focusing on my militiamen (mainly Cannon Fodder figures). So expect more pics.
There are a few figures that I'm saving up for once I'm back into the swing of painting 15s. I want to try to paint some up to represent some of the more outlandish clan militia. I'll leave that to your imagination at the moment......
Peter Pig Order
My Peter Pig order of birthday goodies arrived today.
The most important part of the purchase was 3 Toyota Utilities for use as technicals. I got one with high suspension and two with standard suspension.
I also picked up gunners for the Toyotas:
I also picked up some civilians
and looters
as part of the order.
Finally I hadn't been able to locate any sniper figures I was happy with, so I went with the ones from the Peter Pig Vietnam Range to try to get snipers for my Ambush Alley Games. I think they should fit in pretty well.
Plenty more figures coming in over the next few weeks as I divest myself of my birthday money.
Stay Tuned.....
Old Glory WMIKs
Here is one of the Command Decision WMIKs from Old Glory. I've stuck it together with Blu Tack (although it's orange) at the moment.
I thought the model was quite nice, with plenty of moulded-on extra details like netting and ammo boxes.
Here are some more pics assembled, trying to show that detail.



And here's all the bits you get:
There were also some extra wheels, I think there is enough to mount a spare for each of the 4 vehicles. I only got 3 of the LMGs, but since the crew come with a pose including an LMG, I didn't really need any.
And finally a comparison shot with a range of figures:
Left to right : Irregular US, QRF modern British with SA80, Peter Pig militia, and Cannon Fodder militia
Here are some more pics assembled, trying to show that detail.
And here's all the bits you get:
There were also some extra wheels, I think there is enough to mount a spare for each of the 4 vehicles. I only got 3 of the LMGs, but since the crew come with a pose including an LMG, I didn't really need any.
And finally a comparison shot with a range of figures:
Left to right : Irregular US, QRF modern British with SA80, Peter Pig militia, and Cannon Fodder militia
QRF HMMWVs - M998
I wanted to get some HMMWVs for my US forces for my Day of the Ranger games.
I needed some unarmoured M998s and the M1025 weapon carriers, rather than the newer M1114 up-armoured HMMWVs. QRF has a wide range of Humvee variants, so I ordered an M998 along with M1025s with a .50 cal and the Mk19 AGL.
Here is the M998 (temporarily stuck together with BluTack):
This was the generic troop carrier variant. Here are the bits you get:
Some more shots (click for the full size):



As you can see in the pictures, the model needs a bit of a clean-up; particularly around the windows.
And finally the comparison. I think I might need to base them up to get the height right vs the figures. It would mean less wear and tear as well, I guess.
Here is the M998 (temporarily stuck together with BluTack):
This was the generic troop carrier variant. Here are the bits you get:
Some more shots (click for the full size):
As you can see in the pictures, the model needs a bit of a clean-up; particularly around the windows.
And finally the comparison. I think I might need to base them up to get the height right vs the figures. It would mean less wear and tear as well, I guess.
M1025 pics coming soon...
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Ambush alley,
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peter pig
Slowly getting back on track.....
Finally had a slower weekend this week and actaully managed to get some hoby-related activity done.
I've glued down a big chunk of my Cannon Fodder militia, plus some of the Flashpoint US and insurgents. I need to trim down the bases on some of the Flashpoint figures as they're a little thick for my taste. I've purchased a rotary tool for the task, and I'm looking forward to giving it an outing.
The whole lot got an undercoat yesterday, along with some Peter Pig Vietnam snipers which I'm planning to use as snipers for AA, since no-one seems to make modern US snipers.
Here is the very blurry pic:

I also put together the 3 QRF Miniatures Humvees that I have, but I think I've ruined them with my impatience and the wrong type of paint for undercoat. I accidentally ended up using a Gloss spray, which has run in and filled all of the detail. Also I'm not sure how things are going to go with painting over the top of it. I'm letting it dry properly for a day or two, and I'll see how it holds paint.
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