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Not sure if everyone is already aware of this website, i nicked it off the model dads blog, but they make some amazing pieces for really resonable prices:

http://www.fieldworks.org.uk/index.htm


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Also, does anyone know of a method for applying scale propaganda posters to terrain? German recruitment/party posters etc. I've seen it done a few times and would love to give it a go.

Nice, shipping to the US kills it though:

add 50% P&P to the order total

eorltheyoung wrote:
Also, does anyone know of a method for applying scale propaganda posters to terrain? German recruitment/party posters etc. I've seen it done a few times and would love to give it a go.

White glue the poster back to the terrain, let dry. Once dry, apply thinned white glue over the surface of the poster, going over the edges slightly. Spray varnish once dry.

Thanks man! That's so easy too. I was expecting some hyper-complicated technique invloving spirits and varnishes For extra points does anyone know of a website that reproduces 15mm posters for this type of thing?

eorltheyoung wrote:Thanks man! That's so easy too. I was expecting some hyper-complicated technique invloving spirits and varnishes For extra points does anyone know of a website that reproduces 15mm posters for this type of thing?

Antenocitis Workshop

CainTheHunter wrote:

eorltheyoung wrote:Thanks man! That's so easy too. I was expecting some hyper-complicated technique invloving spirits and varnishes For extra points does anyone know of a website that reproduces 15mm posters for this type of thing?

Antenocitis Workshop

Have to say, that is one of the best websites i've ever come across. Thanks for the link!