"Botswalian infantry finished" Topic
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| Gunner Dunbar | 13 Oct 2023 9:44 p.m. PST |
Hi guys I've finished the Democratic republic of Botswalian regular infantry platoon, (all converted plastics) I tried to get a central Africa jungle vibe with the basing, fairly happy with how they turned out, tried giving them a matte varnish with Vallejo, I'm a big fan of Vallejo, but their Matte varnish isn't great, a little glossy still, I also 3D printed a few vehicles, not sure if they will be for Botswalia or for their enemies, we will see, given them a red brown base coat, they will be 3 tone, red brown, green and sand camo. The vehicles are Bergmann STL, free of thingyverse, they are great at 1/100, but the detail starts getting a bit chunky at 1/72, I could spend a couple of weeks trying to re detail them, but I wanted to see how they would print, I might do some work on the next batch before printing, sort of got exited with this batch, just wanted to start painting.
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 Editor in Chief Bill   | 14 Oct 2023 4:24 p.m. PST |
Botswalian regular infantry platoon, (all converted plastics) Pray tell more.  |
John Leahy  | 17 Oct 2023 4:50 p.m. PST |
I see the headswops on Esci Nam box sets and the Warsaw Pact set. Nicely done! Thanks John |
| Gunner Dunbar | 17 Oct 2023 11:47 p.m. PST |
" Pray tell more. grin"
It's a 1960-70 Central African imagi-nation project. |
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