Showing posts with label Plastic Soldier Company. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Plastic Soldier Company. Show all posts
Sunday, February 15, 2015
Plastic Soldier 15mm T-34s WIP
A WIP photo of the Plastic Soldier T-34s that are on my workbench. I built them OOB with the multi-part tracks, but if Plastic Soldier included the single part option, as seems to be the case with the Panzer IV, I would have used them to save a few minutes on the build. I included some cast texture on the 85mm turrets with a bit of acrylic impasto medium (I put a dab of contrasting acrylic paint into the medium so that I can see where I've been, as it is translucent when it dries). I also built the 76mm turrets so that they can be mixed and matched for versatility on the gaming table.
I haven't weighted any of my Plastic Soldier models, but I understand that some gamers do to prevent them from floating across the table.
Labels:
15mm,
armor,
armour,
Flames of War,
FoW,
plastic model,
plastic soldier,
Plastic Soldier Company,
russian,
scale model,
T-34,
WWII
Saturday, February 22, 2014
Plastic Soldier 15mm Panthers
I have just put the finishing touches (excluding the final matt varnish) on a Plastic Soldier Panther Platoon. This is the unit that I have finished for FoW, although I have a substantial number of WIP vehicles and infantry. I have been impressed with the Plastic Soldier Company models and look forward to completing more over the coming months.
The vehicle numbers and balkenreuz are from Dom's Decals. These were a breeze to use and I settled them into place with a splash of Microset and a liberal application of gloss varnish.
The Panthers were painted-up as a mixed bag of late war survivors with the aim of being able to press the into service against both US and Soviet adversaries.

Labels:
15mm,
Dom's Decals,
Flames of War,
FoW,
Panther,
Plastic Soldier Company,
WWII
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