Showing posts with label octopod. Show all posts
Showing posts with label octopod. Show all posts

Friday, 27 July 2012

New 15mm washer!!!!!!


I've been basing my models on 18mm in diameter and 1,2mm height washers from Bunnings Warehouse. But I found that for some models  want to use smaller washers. I found 15mm washers and based some of my animals on them, but I wasn't satisfied with final result, because these 15mm washers are very thin, about 0.3mm in height.


But recently I found some new washers Bunnings Warehouse. These washers were sold not in packs but individually and have diameter of 15mm  and height of 1mm. So I rebased my Eytaran on new washer.



Now have a look at infantry and cavalry model based on 18mm washer with Eytaran on new 15mm washer! At last they all have same style. If you interested why Rebel Minis marine and Ottoman general have bronze base sides and Eytaran base side painted with Kommando Khaki, here is the answer: I paint  base sides of ordinary models with same colour as their bases sand, Unit leaders have blue base sides, squad attachments have red coloured base sides and army commanders have bronze base sides.


For big models I use 31mm washers.

P.S. Yes, I changed flock on Rebel Minis commander, so dont be confused why this model have different base on first and second photo.

Wednesday, 16 May 2012

My minis from SHM range!


While browsing the Web, I found this page of some internet user with photos of my minis from SHM Range . Saddly photo are very dark, but its nice to see that someone bought two of my VERY early minis.



Thursday, 1 December 2011

Octopod!

HI!

I want to share with you photos of my new 15mm/28mm alien creature - Octopod. I sculpted it from greenstuff and sended if to 15mm.co.uk site. Now they made a metal version of this creature and selling it on their site.

Here are my photos of painted and assembled Octopod

Different angles


Comparison to 15mm Rebel Minis Earth Force Marine and 40k Ork

Here are photos of model from greenstuff
http://fjodin.blogspot.com/2010/10/my-4-th-15mm-sculpt-flosting-geneticaly.html

What do you think about it?

Nikita Kondratov
http://15mmworld.blogspot.com/