Here is a few pictures of the new Caesar IDF .I quite like the look of this set and it has a few conversion possibilities already.The base was knocked up today and the figures I managed yesterday before the England game and beer halted painting.
Here is the full picture, a Palestinian being frisked. |
Another angle, the bloke peering round the corner has gone on a NAAFI break, honest! |
Shame the rifles on this set are crap.No real detail to them at all. |
I used Panzer Aces British tanker green for the uniform and Vallejo brown violet for the webbing.A bloody good wash of burnt umber all over finished them off. |
The Jersey barrier is from GEM and the building are from EBay that I have had knocking around for ages. |
The base is sand, PVA glue, and MiG pigment Iraqi sand. |
The crackle is made by painting the sand just before it is dry. |
I really should painted a few more but beer is calling and I have two days off work and intend to enjoy them! |
Cheers for looking, Rich.
8 comments:
hi Rich,
I think, it's not 72 scale... because it's very realisticccc...
Sweet! the cracked earth is a great plus to the scene.
Well Rich, this is fairly cool work, everything is terrific.
IDF green is a bugger to get so you have done very well.
Tell that soldier to move away from the window at the corner of building, he's taking a risk!
Regards Paul
Enjoy the Beers!
Nice dio Rich!
You managed to represent Israeli's forces uniform colour (a rather difficult one) in a great way!
Well done mate!
T.
Great composition Rich. I really like the groundwork and thank you for the tip how you did it. The figures are great painted. Maybe the prisoner is a bit to clean, but that's just a detail.
Greetings
Peter
http://peterscave.blogspot.com/
Excellent Rich, your work is some of the best I've seen
Very Good work Rich! I like!
Fantastic work. These figures are really useful for wargaming...stop and search-I dont think I've ever seen it on the wargames table before.
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