The Convict Legionaries

Hi guys! Look what sweet treasure I just got from uncle ebay:

After a quite exhausting day of work, I thought that these old school Junker legionaries from VOID  are exactly the right thing to do!

And here they come to live (at least the first 2):

I think they match perfectly into our Nercomunda idea as mercenaries working for some concern or one of the underground traders...

The other 3 are left for tomorrow...


Good night!

Death Guard Rhino finished

After standing around for almost a year, I finally managed to finish the Death Guard Rhino. 

Hope you like it!

 

You can vote for it on CMON: http://www.coolminiornot.com/299500

A 380 ready to take off...

With several additional hours and nights with not so much sleep it just got finished in time... In the end it was only a fight against the clock, so no time for fancy details or even "clean" painting... :-(

My final conclusions: For such huge models as the A380, you definitely need an airbrush!

Advancing the A380...

A 380 painting...

First thing I realized immediately is that the GW paints are not totally opaque and smooth on these large areas! I had to do 3-4 layers and still it is not perfect! But I have no time, so hurry on...

A 380 assembled - ready to be painted

Finally, I managed to continue on the "wedding plane", time is running out now quickly (Friday is deadline) so I have to hurry...

The Wedding Airliner...

Hi guys,

something slightly different this time:
for a wedding gift of a friend I am building this Airbus 380 from Revell in 1/144. The challenge will be to paint it in the colors of Singapore Airlines (as the box comes only with Lufthansa decals...):

My whole painting hobby started with airplane models when I was a little kid. So it is a little bit like back to the roots! I am curious if I improved in the meantime ;-)
Seriously I think that the acrylic paints we use for miniatures are way superior to the oily paints from, e.g., Revell. Let's see...

Here the progress so far: