Fl00die
Serf
A toad reference?
Michaels 25mm WFB Stuff...
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Slave to Darkness
Lord
Shout--Hoo-ray!
And let each one of the crowd try and shout it very loud,
In honour of an animal of whom you're justly proud,
For it's Toad's--great--day
symphonicpoet
Moderator
All right, I do like the fellow with the lifted skull better in the second rank. Did not expect that. Very nicely done!
MichaelStockin
Lord
Grassy ass.
MichaelStockin
Lord
My third ever bash at a scratchbuild for 25mm was the Pertwee Farmhouse.
The farm proper has a number of actual buildings, but I tackled the main house first, now is the turn of the barn.
As seems to always be the case, during construction I did wonder if it was too small, but upon placing the shell next to the actual farmhouse itself I was assured it was just fine.
However one of the walls seemed very low, so I turned to Merijn of Another Wargaming Blog to ask for his thoughts as he has done the barn and many many more himself.
His measurements backed up my own, so ahead I steamed.
The astute may notice that my take on it does not have the brick cornered walls.
I thought it looked off given that the main farmhouse does not have them, so I opted to keep the barn the same sort of build as the house.
Here it is:
As a thanks to Merijn he has his own little poster on the side of the barn:
Next up are the rest of the farmers themself...
The farm proper has a number of actual buildings, but I tackled the main house first, now is the turn of the barn.
As seems to always be the case, during construction I did wonder if it was too small, but upon placing the shell next to the actual farmhouse itself I was assured it was just fine.
However one of the walls seemed very low, so I turned to Merijn of Another Wargaming Blog to ask for his thoughts as he has done the barn and many many more himself.
His measurements backed up my own, so ahead I steamed.
The astute may notice that my take on it does not have the brick cornered walls.
I thought it looked off given that the main farmhouse does not have them, so I opted to keep the barn the same sort of build as the house.
Here it is:
As a thanks to Merijn he has his own little poster on the side of the barn:
Next up are the rest of the farmers themself...
Gobbit Snotrag
Vassal
Wow, that's fantastic! The level of detail is amazing! What did you make the tiles out of?
MichaelStockin
Lord
Thank you. They are made from balsa, but the balsa is a bit too thick, so each tile is carefully split down the centre to halve the thickness. An earlier example here:
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Michaels 25mm WFB Stuff...
nice work, especially on the fantasy warriors plastics. Thanks. good luck, scrotter. What? No, that is terrible, down with the green skin scum!! :D
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MichaelStockin
Lord
LOLOL, wrong Pertwee, but this Pertwee is relevant.
Rogue Blooper
Vassal
I assumed it was a Weazel Gummidge reference!
MichaelStockin
Lord
Nah, the farmer I painted ended up looking like Sean Pertwee, which in turn ended up inspiring the history of the farm.
Citizen Sade
Lord
Will he fare better than his namesake who's well-known for dying horribly?
MichaelStockin
Lord
100% yes, I mean he has already not died when he did die.
Brother Meredith
Lord
Where was this handsome chap from again?
MichaelStockin
Lord
Foundry.
These were sculpted by Michael and Alan Perry and originally released by Citadel Miniatures as Wars of Religion in 1983.
www.wargamesfoundry.com
Late 16th Century 1560-1610
These were sculpted by Michael and Alan Perry and originally released by Citadel Miniatures as Wars of Religion in 1983.
Late 16th Century 1560-1610
These were sculpted by Michael and Alan Perry and originally released by Citadel Miniatures as Wars of Religion in 1983.
www.wargamesfoundry.com
chrisgoodone
Lord
Cor you're a flippin' clever busy fella I love this stuff
MichaelStockin
Lord
Thank you.