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Clayton A. Oliver • Occasional RPG Freelancer Since 1996
Author of The Pacific Northwest, coauthor of Tara Romaneasca, creator of several other free Twilight: 2000 and Twilight: 2013 resources, and curator of an intermittent gaming blog.
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BT, those figures look great. I build 1/35 scale models quite a bit. usually WWII. I do fairly well with weathering the vehicles but the figures , I just can't seem to get them to look realistic. Any advice or websites you can give me The camo design and colors look perfect. You even have fingernails on them. How did you get the burlap camo on the helmets"I have been to 57 states. I have one more to go." President Obama
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@ Weswood:
Hey, that's cool. Building a ship to play an adventure with ...
I like it
@ Tegyrius:
Your doing injustice to yourself
Those minis are looking very good!
@ Odie:
Thanks a lot, mate!
Your vehicles look stunning! You have to do a more "twilightian" model.
The Burlap: Tissue paper and diluted PVA glue does the job. I paint the burlap before glueing the helmet to the model.
And for the rest: It's a question of practice and a lot of tips and ideas from hobby magazines, unfortunately all in German. There is an excellent book on miniature painting and building by Bill Horan. I've lended it to a friend, so I have no title or ISBN and so forth, but I'll send you the info, when I've talked to him.
Found it:
Bill Horan's Military Modelling Masterclass, Hardcover: 128 pages
Publisher: Windrow & Greene Publishing (August 1, 1994)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1872004091
ISBN-13: 978-1872004099
Product Dimensions: 11.9 x 8.3 x 0.8 inchesI'm from Germany ... PM me, if I was not correct. I don't want to upset anyone!
"IT'S A FREAKIN GAME, PEOPLE!"; Weswood, 5-12-2012
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As we have some new members on the board I thought, I give this thread a reissue.
Does anybody like to post some stuff hereI'm from Germany ... PM me, if I was not correct. I don't want to upset anyone!
"IT'S A FREAKIN GAME, PEOPLE!"; Weswood, 5-12-2012
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I'm just back into modelling after a fifteen year break...currently nearly finished a Hasegawa 1/48th Polish F16 two seater (decals done, just need to apply a wash and varnish). Will post when it's done, but be gentle with me...
Next after that is either than an F18F Super Hornet (VFA103 Jolly Rogers) or F16C Alaska Aggressor (yes, I'm into fast jet kits)Author of the unofficial and strictly non canon Alternative Survivor’s Guide to the United Kingdom
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If I could go back in time and smack myself in the head repeatedly I'd buy up every "Pinnacle Products" GI Assault Team that was on sale at KB Toys for $2.88 (clearance) years and years and years ago (like, more than 20). It was a boxed set of 10 kind of "generic" modern/near future soldier types. Only the "soldier with rocket pack in flight" mini wouldn't work for T2k. The rest were pretty slick. It was actually a Grenadier product so I wonder if they re-used some actually FOR T2k when they released minis for the game.
I have one-and-a-half sets; I traded 5 of them for the paint job I got for the other 5. The minis are: RPG (or AT-4) gunner, M60 gunner, SMG gunner, sniper, grenadier, officer with sidearm, trooper with jetpack, mortar on mono-pod, mortar man, small-caliber AA gun with radar fi-con attached.
Some of the troops wear berets, the others "fritz" style helmets. Not sure who sculpted them. They're a motley bunch and the nondescript weapons fit the atmosphere of "Any gun that shoots is a good gun" of T2k.
I lucked into a set at NobleKnight but haven't seen any since. They're nice figs. If I remember to once I start to paint them I'll post them up.THIS IS MY SIG, HERE IT IS.
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I recently dug up my 1/72 (aka 20mm) collection of figs. I have the original T2k minis, all of them, I think, plus some Airfix plastic Soviets and US troops, and some other military guys.
I painted up (a long time ago) an M1, an M113 and an M551 (pretend it's a LAV-75) for my original 1985 group.
I don't suppose anyone's seen a model of an M8 in that scale Or a Scorpion That would be cool.My Twilight claim to fame: I ran "Allegheny Uprising" at Allegheny College, spring of 1988.
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World war II M08 Greyhound armoured Car is by Italeri in both 1/72 and 1/35 of a couple of years ago.
However, nice going mate, I can't remember what box my models are in.Newbie DM/PM/GM
Semi-experienced player
Mostly a sci-fi nut, who plays a few PC games.
I do some technical and vehicle drawings in my native M20 scale. - http://braden1986.deviantart.com/
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Originally posted by Rainbow Six View PostMy Twilight claim to fame: I ran "Allegheny Uprising" at Allegheny College, spring of 1988.
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