Recently met a gentleman who runs a company called Gringo 40 Miniatures. Under the category of "Zombie Hunters" he had some renditions of the Devil's Rejects.
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A friend of mine sent me a link to a book on modelling techniques. In this book the author mentions a (doubtless expensive or rare) product that can be used to create mud effects on vehicles.
There are many ways to do rust effects on a model. Some rely on special products. Some use hairspray, salt, ground pigments, make-up powder and so on.
I recently noticed that Airfix make a kit with a pair of 1/48th scale Land Rover 110s. A "Snatch" and a "WMIK".
Years (decades?) ago I came across Warhammer 3rd Edition rules. Many novel and sometimes eccentric ideas inspired me to think about the idea of a chariot pulled by centaurs.
Both of today's postings have a post-apocalyptic theme, although not one that is immediately obvious for either.
My recent paint job of a Big Daddy-style figure inspired me to attempt to paint something else brazen b