I have never done any rigging before and on reflection I think
the darning thread I used is way over
scale it seems to resemble the rigging and
It should look okay on the gaming table hovering over my
earlier Great War Germans, spotting targets for off table artillery batteries.
Saturday, 14 May 2016
Goodies from Salute!
As with recent years I have endeavoured to get to the Salute,
one of the highlights of my wargaming calendar. I am often accompanied by a
non-wargamer, sadly I was unaccompanied this year. There were still plenty of
people to talk to. This year as usual I
Spent the best part of the day wondering around looking at games and new products
rules and models. Yet again I missed the bloggers meet, although I suspect I do
not blog enough to be considered a proper blogger!!
In any case the purpose
of this blog is not to review the show. There are many more capable of that
than I. I’d suggest the Madaxeman’s Salute podcast as a good place to start!
The purpose of today’s post is to show off my German Observation
Balloon which I acquired at Salute from
Red Eagle Miniatures, rusted home to build
and paint. It is a lovely model of
a Parseval-Sigsfeld Drachen balloon from
Light weight foam , with a really excellent metal truck containing the winch to get the thing up and down.
It was a good opportunity to get the air brush out and give
it a lick of paint. I am quite pleased with the way it has turned out.
Labels:
10mm,
Cavalry,
Painting,
Red Eagle Miniatures,
Salute,
WWI,
WWI German
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Very nicely done, lots of lovely detail on something so small.
ReplyDeleteThank you Michael , Tnic nice crisp detail made them a pleasure to paint!
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