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Stick 'em as-is on very thin 25mm bases and add texture to tidy up.
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Use 2p coins for these?
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Shahbahraz wrote: Mon Feb 10, 2020 9:55 am Yeah, except all the other stuff is on 1p coins. Maybe I just accept they will overhang the base.
That’s fine, some men take up more space than others. Practicality has always trumped how things look for me
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Shahbahraz wrote: Mon Feb 10, 2020 9:55 am Maybe I just accept they will overhang the base.
That’s what I do with my cavalrymen, most galloping horses overhang a 30mm washer. There’s a small bit of ‘wibbly wobbly’ on textured sabot bases but not usually enough to notice.
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Jeremy wrote: Mon Feb 10, 2020 9:43 am I did think about calling it I Squared as I was typing it!
You could call it I-2, but then some tosser will probably come up and tell you (at great length) that it should be ME-2.
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Shouldn't that be BF-2?
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Loads and loads of AFV and some terrain...

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And the airbrush saga:

https://aleadodyssey.blogspot.com/2020/ ... tanks.html
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The colonists in that blockhouse will get a hell of a shock when the Russkies turn up.
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Yep, logs ain't gonna be much protection from an 122mm shell... It's a shame the colours got so washed out by the light, I put a fair bit of contrast into the early war panzers and now they just look mouse grey. I am very happy with how the Japanese armour came out, so now it's tracks, tyres and tools, seal with gloss varnish, decal and get on with weathering.
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Good work - can't wait to see the finished items (especially the Malaya stuff).
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