The Loose Association of Wargamers

Here's an update of the last few updates of my website.
28mm terrain items for Congo
I produced these for a friend. The lakes are the Kallistra Non-Hex Lake Set.









6mm Figures
Baccus U.S. Infantry advancing

Baccus U.S. 81mm mortar and crew

Baccus US MMG and crew

6mm aeroplanes
Collectair Short Sunderland V

Collectair Bloch MB.200

Collectair CAFS5 Breguet 691/693

H&R Supermarine Spitfire Mk I

H&R Vickers Wellington

? General Aircraft Hamilcar Mk I

That's all really rather impressive, Slug. I must say that I'm very much taken by what can be achieved with plastic plants. Very effective once you've given them the Slug treatment.

Iain

It all looks rather nice. As EB said, the foliage is very convincing and the little chaps and aicraft are the mutts.

What size base are you usiing for your 6mm bombers? I didn't think the standard plastic flight stands would be any good.

My grandfather flew in Wellingtons during the war. My gran let me wear them once, while he was out at the shops.

Subedai wrote: ↑Thu Feb 01, 2018 11:13 am It all looks rather nice. As EB said, the foliage is very convincing and the little chaps and aicraft are the mutts.

What size base are you usiing for your 6mm bombers? I didn't think the standard plastic flight stands would be any good.

All but three of my aircraft use the standard plastic base you see in the photos. I do put weights in the base and I use larger magnets than most people do.

BaronVonWreckedoften wrote: ↑Thu Feb 01, 2018 11:49 am My grandfather flew in Wellingtons during the war. My gran let me wear them once, while he was out at the shops.

I got these Wellingtons from EB. |I didn't try them on for size before painting though.

Excellent stuff, Slugs! It all looks rather good!

I love the smell of jungle in the morning. Excellent looking scenery and what's not to like in the smorgasbord of 6mm lovliness. That Sunderland is particularly impressive.

BaronVonWreckedoften wrote: ↑Thu Feb 01, 2018 11:49 am My grandfather flew in Wellingtons during the war. My gran let me wear them once, while he was out at the shops.

Fool.

excellent