Just finished the first batch of PSC Russian Infantry for use with THW's Nuts! skirmish rules. I actually bought them at Salute, but only got round to painting the first 10 (pathetic turnaround, I know) as I am so slow.
Have to say, I really like them; they are, like other PSC stuff, essentially the same figures (pose-wise) as their German and British counterparts; in a good way, though.
All my games are small-scale affairs and the plan is that this will be no exception, utilising some flattened, mashed-up urban terrain, which I'm knocking-up at the moment and should allow me to get round the lack of table space, while hopefully still keeping it in a typically chaotic, Eastern Front setting...hmm...we'll see...
With that in mind, I tried to go for a 'Cross of Iron' look with these chaps, like the one I attempted with their German opponents.
That ends my slightly pretentious update, I will get round to a few more bits 'n' pieces soon I'm sure...
All the best for now,
Monty
Lovely work Monty, I look forward to seeing them on the table.
ReplyDeleteVery nice indeed. I wouldn't worry about the speed with this sort of quality!
ReplyDeleteThanks chaps - very kind!
ReplyDeleteCor!! You've made a top notch job on these!!!
ReplyDeleteReally nicely done Monty, I especially like the way you've brought out their faces. Is that just a wash, or a wash with an additional highlight?
ReplyDeleteNick
Beautifully painted Monty an excellent addition to your collection
ReplyDeletePerfect work mate, love these!
ReplyDeleteLovely, lovely painting Monty. Loving that 'lived in' look.
ReplyDeleteGreat work Monty.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the kind comments - much appreciated :)
ReplyDeleteNick, they are washed and highlighted/dry brushed before being soft tone dipped and matt varnised.
Regards,
Monty
Those are really great, I have 2 boxes of these to do, what colour did you use for the uniform?
ReplyDeleteSuper awesome work, they really do capture that worn look. Top of the class mate.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks chaps, very generous again ;)
ReplyDeleteLurker, I used Vallejo Tan Yellow as per the box instructions and which looked far too bright initially, but okay once washed and brush-dipped with soft tone...
excellent work great shading actually i like everything about them
ReplyDeleteCheers
Kent