I decided to use the Army Painter dip on the remainder of my Old West figures this evening, so that they can be used side by side without looking different. The lawmen posse that was my long standing, long arm of the law in Legends of the Old West is now ready for use with Dead Man's Hand, although I could do with a few additional figures. In fact, I have mounted figures for five out six of the lawmen but they need to be finished off having been boxed away for at least a decade. In the meantime, the hombre on the left with the shotgun can stand in as a hired gun for the Mexican desperadoes.
Welcome to my blog. I have upwards of 100 projects in various stages of incompletion or total abandonment, so you may well find something of interest if you rummage about a bit. I concentrate on solo air and naval wargaming but other 'skirmishy' things quite often pop up out of nowhere, only to disappear again after something else grabs my attention. I even finish the occasional project now and again!
Thursday, 19 September 2013
Old West Lawmen
I decided to use the Army Painter dip on the remainder of my Old West figures this evening, so that they can be used side by side without looking different. The lawmen posse that was my long standing, long arm of the law in Legends of the Old West is now ready for use with Dead Man's Hand, although I could do with a few additional figures. In fact, I have mounted figures for five out six of the lawmen but they need to be finished off having been boxed away for at least a decade. In the meantime, the hombre on the left with the shotgun can stand in as a hired gun for the Mexican desperadoes.
Amazing what ink can do! It can make a model pop in so many ways
ReplyDeleteThese are looking good. Its funny how projects come and go and come back.
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