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dampfpanzerwagon Fezian writes:

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In this photo, you can see how the detail-painting has started. I decided that the collars and cuffs should be a bright blue. I used GW Regal Blue, and highlighted with Regal Blue and Skull White. Figure six, on the far right, has a pale-cream-and-green blanket - I wanted to add a little bit of variety to the group.

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Still more detail painting. You may also be aware that I have re-modelled the standard bearer. The original flag has a very thin flagpole, and I had damaged it a couple of times during the painting. I cut the flag off, and repositioned it into a small, drilled hole with superglue. The cook's apron and rolling pin were great fun to paint.

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More detail painting.

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The painting finished, mainly metallic paints at this stage, but also the bases. I am particularly proud of the cook, whom I have named Ray.