Paul’s AWI project

[Steve J]

Very nice work once again.

[paulr]

Wagons & horses ready for final assembly and washing

Wagons 'crew' have most main colours done but need to catch up with the wagons

Native Americans' main colours done, need to dry brush lighter skin tone then add details

[paulr]

Final assembly of wagons done

Wagon 'crew' caught up

Native Americans dry brushed, details including war paint added

Cut and prep'ed bases, first side painted

Final check & touch ups tonight, wash tomorrow

[paulr]

Second side of bases painted last night & first coat on edges done this morning

Very few touch ups required
Wash done last night

[paulr]

Figure bases painted

Second coat on base edges done and magnetic vinyl glued to underside of bases

Drivers glued to wagons

Bases to label and then basing to do tomorrow

[paulr]

Bases labelled, final dry brush done

Will hopefully get to base up later today

[paulr]

Figures sorted onto bases to make room for some WWI Germans on the painting rods

[paulr]

Native Americans based and flock touched up

Shrubbery to do...

[paulr]

Shrubbery in place, just needs a dry brush

Then varnish, weather permitting 

[Techno]

Then varnish, weather permitting 

Don't talk to me about the weather !

Cheers - Soggy of Wales. (I think even Ian would be surprised how much wet stuff has fallen over here, in the past couple of weeks !.....Jeepers !)

[Steve J]

I've forgotten what the sun looks like as it's been so cloudy for ages here in Bristol.

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Don't talk to me about the weather !

Cheers - Soggy of Wales. (I think even Ian would be surprised how much wet stuff has fallen over here, in the past couple of weeks !.....Jeepers !)

No I wouldn't, my silly hat has been soaked through for weeks. Destroyed a smart phone two weeks ago, work one used to transmit car data to office, it flooded on the yard at Widnes.

IanS 

[paulr]

Weather was good enough for varnishing after work last night

Will take some pics once sun moves round enough

[paulr]

These are the final figures for this project...

A couple of wagons for various supply related scenarios









A band of Catawabas under the inspiringly, and historically, named General New River





A band of Cherokee under the less inspiring, but historically, named Dragging Canoe





There is still a bit more terrain to do for this project so I will update this thread after I finish some 1914 German reinforcements

[Techno]

Excellent, Paul ! 
Cheers - Phil