Nearly there, nearly. First 3 pics show them glued to their bases and initial texture added, fine sand and grit. Next 3 pics show them after the final bonding fluid added (very diluted PVA glue, this flows in between the particles and absorbed by some. It may cause a little warping on the chariot bases but once dry and after painting, they can be gently bent back into place.) Bases will be finished with sand paint and highlight, plus a little greenery, probably clump foliage rather than covering all the bases in grass, I want arid, not lush pasture or pure desert....
Black Friday brings our best deal of the year with 20 percent off everything until midnight UK time on 1 December. Free UK postage over £50 and free worldwide postage...
Black Friday brings our best deal of the year with 20 percent off everything until midnight UK time on 1 December. Free UK postage over £50 and free worldwide postage...
Tabletop battlefields always look their best when they’re a little worse for wear. Clean, intact towns don’t capture the reality of Normandy, Stalingrad, or Monte Cassino. Our new collection, six...
Tabletop battlefields always look their best when they’re a little worse for wear. Clean, intact towns don’t capture the reality of Normandy, Stalingrad, or Monte Cassino. Our new collection, six...
True Scale means every figure and accessory from Battle Honours 3D is sculpted in proper proportion, avoiding exaggerated features or size drift. By measuring from the base of the foot to...
True Scale means every figure and accessory from Battle Honours 3D is sculpted in proper proportion, avoiding exaggerated features or size drift. By measuring from the base of the foot to...