Crazy how a different colored cloth can turn an old table setup into a winter one!! Ca$h's place
Well, they are done! With 2 days to spare, I had time to spruce up objectives and do up a plane for Matt. Even though this army faced many King Tigers at the tournament, I think it was a decent choice.. certainly thematic, though not having: Infantry, Artillery, smoke, AA or planes sure didn't help! Detail shots below
ISU-122's sitting in cover
IS-2's out in the open
T-34s ranging forward, messing with the opponent's plans
Crashed YaK-3P I had a spare British Objective after making Monty's Humber, so I repainted this one to be a YaK-3 (inline engine like the Hurricane/Typhoon, so looks similar) and I was looking up pics, turns out Free French (of the communist persuasion I am sure) pilots flew Soviet planes in the Normandie-Niemen squadron. Given I have Free French army, I kinda had to paint the wreck in this scheme!
Behind the '24' note the 2-tone mud effects. This is a large splotch of drybrushed US Tan Earth 874 then stippled on smaller patches of the darker, Flat Earth 983. I did these on the road wheels as well, but its tougher to see when not on the faded white.
Click here to see the previous build posts for my Tank List:
Part1: http://www.dicedevils.com/2012/11/painting-my-soviet-army-part-1test.html
Part 2: http://www.dicedevils.com/2012/11/soviet-army-t-34-winterizing.html
As usual, final build video is below, enjoy. Next up, I have to decide whether to go guns blazing on my DAK for MW tournament in April, or to finish my Brits, which would entail repainting the following: 8 Crusaders, 6 Grants, 3 Recce Carriers, 4 x 25lbr battery. Tough choice.
thanks for that. The idea of the white cloth is embarrasingly simple while I was breaking my head on a Ardennes theme table!... ah ah. Of course :)
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