After |
Clearly the gut in the Fez has changed from Blue to white and the guy in the turban has changed from white to blue!
Before |
After |
Currently on the painting table are a horde (20) of Burpas so expect the start of them at the weekend. However for now Tim (Link) of Frontline wargaming bought down a box of mis casts. Thee it must be said are not good enough to sell and he has no way of reclaiming the resin so he offered them all to the club for free.
Peter and Bob had first pick then me and Richard. We were all very gentlemanly about it often asking if they had missed a specific vehicle or pointing out one they could use. And as Tim did not want them and would have thrown them all away I grabbed the lot that no one wanted. I can give them to other clubs or kids or throw them away myself after all.
As you can see I have separated them into 2 rows. The closet row I have a use for almost straight away. While the 3 at the back I can use but not instantly.
Here is what they are:
- BEDFORD OYD 3 TON LORRY
- Universal Carrier
- Bren Gun Carrier
- Rolls Royce armoured car (1939 Pattern)
- MORRIS COMMERCIAL 15CWT PLATOON TRUCK (I think)
- SdKfz 10,(or maybe a SdKfz 7) I would need to check Halftrack
- an Italian SEMOVENTE L40 47/32
Any way thanks for looking today and with luck more again soon.
All the best Clint
We all make them Clint, but to your credit yours were fixed in the blink of an eye.
ReplyDeleteThank you Michael. Better to fix any mistakes and admit them I find.
DeleteVery quick on the mistake fix Clint, and nice haul on the freebies which sound like they will be easily fixed
ReplyDeleteThanks Dave. I will be honest some fixes take ages and ages. I am not always quick! As for the Freebies I am very pleased. You will probably see some of these quite quickly.
DeleteNice job both schemes look ok 🙂
ReplyDeleteThank you Matt. The second scheme is what Matt wanted so happy to oblige.
DeleteThat was a quick fix on the two mounted figures. Job well done. Nice haul of freebies and they should clean up fairly easily. It's been a good week for you - wink! ;-)
ReplyDeleteThank you Bryan. You are right it has been a very good week for me. Maybe I deserve a bacon Sandwich to celebrate. There were also a couple of trucks I snaffled as well but as I was Inpatient I started them before I took the picture so they are left out!
DeleteNice fixes and freebies Clint :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Tamsin. All I have to do now with the freebies is paint them and base them and crew them and use them in a game.... it is gonna take some time.
DeleteEasy mistake to make and fix. Nice paintwork.
ReplyDeleteThank you Carl. All fixed in one evening..... but I was sweating bullets by the end!
DeleteExcellent repaints Clint (what blue do you use?) and really nice gesture by Tim - that's a great collection of vehicles to add to your motor pool!
ReplyDeleteThank you Addict. I start with a "Coat d'arms" -Midnight Blue. As my base colour and lighten it with each shade with a medium blue from Foundry... As you might guess I am not a paint purist and will use any make I can get my hands on!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info, it's a cracking shade of blue and just what I'm looking for - I'll get googling ;-)
Deleteif you are looking for a stockist try Col Bill
DeleteDoh! Still all fixed now.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lee. I need not have mentioned it at all. But My mistake and easily fixed. (Just sling some paint about a bit!)
DeleteGreat recovery Clint and some lovely (freebie) additions to your collection. Judging by the speed of your colour reversal I presume most of the vehicles are already based, primed and finished by now ;-)
ReplyDeleteThank you Simon. Alas fore the moment the vehicles are untouched (well apart from 2). The two I have started are only base colour at the moment. I have some other painting to finish first.
DeleteGood turnaround on the the two mounted guys - I'm thinking you need a battery recharge.
ReplyDeleteThe freebies are quite an up-lifter though; I can see a lot of potential in all the pieces you have there, whether of immediate use or not, especially considering your potential for projects old, new and as yet un-thought of!
Thank you Joe. Many projects at the club are 5 minute wonders. As they fade into and out of focus with different club embers. Some club members are only interested in a few periods or even sets of rules. Some club members change their minds far more frequently than I do, the trick I am finding is to do my thing and...oh look shinny!
DeleteGreat recovery work Clint!
ReplyDeleteThank you ray. Twas my mistake for not listening to Matt.
Delete