Managed a bit more painting this evening. Not a huge amount but there is definitely less white now. I would actually say it is the feathers on the shields and some hair on some of the models. Tomorrow I will get all the straps sorted on the weapons etc.
Didn’t really get that much done today. I got the basing material onto the good guys and when dried got them and the cultist bases painted. One in the middle looks a bit darker as some idiot threw red on by accident and instead of wiping it off tried to hide it by slapping the brown on.
I have been busy with the computer….sadly it died so yesterday I decided to try and fix it.
My mate was wanting some stuff 3D printed so I needed my machine to slice the files.
I decided to wipe the machine so have had to start redownloading my necessary software.
So merrily completing the Italian Wars stuff it dawned on me I might need some terrain. Now I have got woods etc, so no problem there, but what about buildings…
Now this is one I made… Scale of the house fits the scale of miniature at a 1:1 ratio.
But when you get a force where one miniatures might be 10 or even 50 men. The house would then be massive by that premise.
So the question is what do you do. I know some people scale the buildings down to denote a larger settlement. I find that hurts my head.
Skydiver survives 10,000ft fall with no parachute until last moment.
Well I think that’s how it would generally work…
You survive the first 10,000 feet and then the only thing that is likely to survive a fall like that is in fact a corpse.
As it happens the lady in question pulled the ripcord at 1000 feet so technically she fell 9000 feet without using a parachute!
Lazy titling, AI generated or click bait…who knows.
Now to be honest, it does happen…Nicholas Stephen Alkemade was a tail gunner in a burning Lancaster who decided to jump without a parachute rather than burning. Fell about 18000 feet and lived to tell the tale. He died in 1987.
So along with crested gecko transportation I managed to dive into Wonderland models in Edinburgh…it really is a wonderful land of all things toys, kits, model railways, paints… You name it they probably have it.