Lots of sandbags… luckily I didn’t have to fill them as these ones took just over 9 hours to print.

I will get the mortar printed tomorrow.
Lots of sandbags… luckily I didn’t have to fill them as these ones took just over 9 hours to print.

I will get the mortar printed tomorrow.
Geek Club.
Yes as our topic is dinosaurs then we will be painting some tomorrow…

Tonight I mainly worked on the mounted dwarf.

Still a bit to go, but getting further. The two rangers are just about done too.
I tripped over the dog tonight, grazed my elbow,s, split my knee open. Belted my head either on the stone wall or on the floor. Either way I am feeling sorry for myself.
This evening I did a bit more on the pair of rangers and a smidge on the mounted dwarf too.

They are nearly finished…
I have come up with a new game… it’s called ‘Guess the model from it’s supports’. Here is your starter for ten

Tonight I got kicked off the computer so I decided to paint something. The dwarf rangers were handy so they got some paint slapped on them…

Still a fair way to go, but more colour than white now.
So I let the dogs out for their last pee and realised that one again we have hit midnight with a light Sky!

Time for bed methinks!
This is the Vietnam War iteration of the term as opposed to the lost Nuclear Weapon version.
Now, in case you don’t know, Broken Arrow was a code phrase that meant that meant a unit or position was about to be overrun. When this was heard all aircraft in that area of operations would be scrambled to assist.
So if you remember I showed some Vietnam War engineers and sappers that I printed off… I printed off some more this week. The new ones were missed from the original set.

I started looking at them and an idea formed as I looked at them. How about using them in a diorama. I have a 60mm mortar so my idea is for a VC/NVA force to be overrunning an American position.
This will comprise the mortar pit and crew with a life and death struggle between the combatants.

I have also bought a new set of sandbags and another mortar as the new one has some mortar rounds both in a box and as individuals.
Now right now, I am quite keen to get this started. I am worried that if I don’t get started it will be like the battle of the five armies diorama… yeah that one that never got started, never mind finished.
This evening I glued some more bits and pieces together. The ruined farm house is for my mate. The other stuff is my own shrine.

I have added signs from one of the market stalls to the box shrine and taken the original front to make a gateway. I just wanted it different from my mates version.
My mate Wiggy has said he will return to role playing after his stroke so long as I run Qin. Time to start reading…

So my mate took his birthday present home with him in the car so I reckon we can class it as a mobile Shrine.
So instead of a pristine shrine, I wanted to go for one that is more run down, hence the faded colours on the building. I also got to work with my home made tufts…

All in all I am quite pleased with how this came out. Next stage trying to repeat it in a scale suitable for 6mm, as well as 15mm too. One day I may even do it in 28mm!
It was my mates birthday a couple of weeks ago and as I am seeing him tomorrow I thought I had better getbmy finger out and make him something,
I made him a small Japanese shrine for his 15mm Sengoku Monster Hunter games.

Basically he can put in either the ancient tree trunk or the building. I will add some tufts etc tomorrow.
These pieces come from the newish shrine set.