As the title may have revealed, I haven't done a huge amount recently - some international travel for work (oooh, get me), my daughter's birthday, and other real life nonsense kept me away from the paintbrushes, and even the superglue, for about a week. I've managed to move my Chinese PLA fireteam just two steps along the painting process, and that's not very interesting so I haven't even got a picture of it.
However! I've had a few models sitting in my paint station part done for a while, and in bits and pieces I've managed to get one of these finished. So, without further fanfare, here is... a second officer for my Bolt Action partisans!
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I think this model looks a little bit like Stalin. |
I decided that this guy, with his spectacular facial hair and middle age spread, should be a veteran of the Great War that couldn't stand idly by when the Germans turned up for another go.
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Once again, I show my ability to light two
almost identical photos completely differently |
For that reason I gave him an approximation of a French WW1 uniform - red trousers and a blue greatcoat. He's only armed with a pistol, so I think I might end up using him as an inexperienced 2nd lieutenant - just enough support to maybe keep a unit in the fight, but hardly any points.
Right then, back to the moderns...
I like him. Where did you get the model from?
ReplyDeleteNot actually sure! Definitely bought from Wargames Emporium, I think he might be a Copplestone model.
DeleteYour fluff totally makes sense and gives some great guidance to the colour scheme. Quite a cool model with a bunch of personality.
ReplyDeleteIts an Artizan figure from there Thrilling Tales range. Lovely paint work btw.
ReplyDeleteThank you, you're right! Didn't think it was Copplestone but it was all that seemed to fit. Yes, I've got a few other models from the same pack but this was the nicest fit for my partisans. It's all come back to me now!
DeleteA great model and a great paint job!!
ReplyDeleteLooks excellent. Kudos. :)
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