I recently noticed that Airfix make a kit with a pair of 1/48th scale Land Rover 110s. A "Snatch" and a "WMIK".

Years (decades?) ago I came across Warhammer 3rd Edition rules. Many novel and sometimes eccentric ideas inspired me to think about the idea of a chariot pulled by centaurs.

Both of today's postings have a post-apocalyptic theme, although not one that is immediately obvious for either.

My recent paint job of a Big Daddy-style figure inspired me to attempt to paint something else brazen b

        I recently came across a sculptor from Slovakia called Brother Vinni.

        A friend of mine noted my recent attempts at [url=http://www.cheddarmongers.org/prod/blog/uncle_phil/painting_larger_scales_-_cowboys][b]painting other

When I posted my version of Cassie Hack based on a Necromunda figure I was asked about a version of her loyal companion, Vlad.

        I get to see many very nice model vehicles, many of them in 1/35th scale. While many of these are very detailed it is often the figures that are with them that let them down. It seems some modellers can perfectly weather a vehicle but paint figures that end up looking like lifeless mannequins with thousand yard stares.
        I don’t believe good figure painting is that hard a skill, and was interested to see how my newer painting techniques might work with larger scale figures. I didn’t have any 1/35th scale figures handy so instead decided to try things out on some 1/32nd scale Airfix cowboys.

I started painting these guys years back but lost momentum.

Came across a box of Death Guard so they were the next to be painted. First colours went onto these the night before last.