despite drastic reductions in size it is still a massive model
the frieze figures are just 15mm ancients pressed into the foam and coated with glue
the shields were donated by some of my 28mm medieval foot
the Quadriga is a reworked Wargames Factory Celtic chariot model with some Ral Partha fantasy horses from the spares box, Boudicca will get some wings to help her pass for the Goddess of Victory
with some scatter rubble glued down and a first coat of green oxidation on the bronze statue
some spray paint to bring out the details
the quadriga with a couple lighter coats of green and some wings for Boudicca
the Russians had a field-day of shooting at the original so I took out my Red Rider BB gun and blasted away at the model, it held up surprisingly well, maybe I should have used a 9mm
this is what it looked like after the Russians captured Berlin
SUperb!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for showing this! I've been trying to figure out how to properly set forth the necessary Berlin terrain for the German Civil War of 1918-1919, and this fits the bill exactly!
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Chris Johnson
Wait... you built an gorgeous model house and then shot a BB gun at it??!! That has to be the moment when genius crosses into madness. Only time will tell. Lol 😀
ReplyDeleteNice terrain build as always. It’s surprising how easy you make it look.
Sometimes genius IS madness
DeleteBWA-HA-HA-HA!!!!!
Looks great, but . . . There are supposed to be SIX columns on each side, not four . . . which then makes five "doors" . . .
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