Showing posts with label Bolt Action. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bolt Action. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
More 28mm German Infantry - GF
Another batch of German Infantry finished up for Bolt Action. These are from the German Infantry Late War box set put out by Warlord Games. You can check it out here. They were very easy to put together and were a lot of fun to paint up.
Now we just need to squeeze in a game!
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Wednesday, March 25, 2015
28mm German Infantry WIP - GF
I picked up these 28mm Germans from Village Games when they were clearing out their WW2 stuff a few years back. They've been sitting neglected for far too long. Some detail work and basing to finish up on, but these guys are getting closer to being finished.
Our gaming group has played a fair amount of Flames of War in 15mm, but not much in 28mm. We did try Bolt Action once and I'd like to give the rules another try. I've heard good things about Chain of Command as well.
Saturday, May 18, 2013
28mm US Airborne - JR
I finished up my first batch of US Airborne troopers yesterday. These are part of the US Screaming Eagles box set from Warlord Games' Bolt Action line. As always for me, the hardest part was determining what colors to use. After scouring the web, I once again reached the conclusion that nobody agrees, so I based most of my color selection on the D-Day Paratroopers: The Americans book that I borrowed from a friend. I didn't get an exact color match and I chose to exaggerate the difference in color between the web gear and the uniform itself to make the models more interesting.
As for gaming, we haven't really settled on a system yet. We have played a round or two of Bolt Action, but I'm not sure it is really going to be a fit for us. We'll have to look around for some other systems.
As for gaming, we haven't really settled on a system yet. We have played a round or two of Bolt Action, but I'm not sure it is really going to be a fit for us. We'll have to look around for some other systems.
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