Wow, I can’t
believe how easily things fall off of that whole resolution thing. Yet again, I’ve missed a blog post and now
we’re even late on the shows. I suppose
I should’ve known deep down that I was over committing but Ryan and I are
recording tonight so my plan is to have a show out by the end of this weekend
where we’ll be talking about a little Kings of War and also talking about
Frostgrave. Until then though lets look
at Flames of War.
So if you’ve
kept up with the blog at or show you know by now that I’m playing Flames of
War. I’ve talked in previous posts about
my plans of what I’m putting together, or how I’m running things, etc.. and
much has changed. Not surprisingly
because I’m a gamer and also a magpie, which if you don’t know what that means
it means I suffer from the “ooh, shiny” syndrome of always buying fancy things
that catch my eye, not necessarily new.
For this post I’m just going to be showing off what I’ve been working on
paint wise.
Let me throw
this caveat down as well. I didn’t even
think about time period or historical area of conflict when painting so you’ll
note that for my Fighting First I went good old US green instead of a more
earthy brown green color that the Fighting First book tells me to use. Oops and oh well. I’m also going to point out that these
pictures aren’t great quality and I’ve not hit any of the vehicles with a matte
coat yet to bring down the shine.
Armored
Rifle HQ & Platoons
T30 75mm
Assault Gun Platoon
M3 Lee
Platoon
T28E1 37mm
AAA Platoon
*Turns out I don't have a pic of these really so yay for stock photo's.
M7 Priest
Artillery Battery Platoon
Also, I do
have these. They are accurately Sherman
V tanks from British but they are constantly being used as US M4 Sherman tanks
and will continue to be used as such. If
I ever play late war games I’ll probably field them as British so I can get use
of the Firefly variants but that’s where we’re at.
Sherman V
and Sherman Firefly Platoons
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