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Just thought I'd share some of my most recent work. Been getting a lot of practise in with my air brush and I'm very happy with the results. Tell me what you think!

My new Panthers!


Some Panzer IV Gs for Kursk

Nicely done! Very jealous of you guys who have the chance to use an airbrush.

Are these 20mm or 15mm? I'm guessing 20mm.

They're 20. It's taken me a fortune to switch from 15mm

I had thought about doing the same, but then I looked at the pile of British and German miniatures I have, and the terrain I made, and decided not to.

Oh wow man these are nice. Very smooth.

Nice looking tanks! I especially like the Panthers. With the lager patches of color and smoother transitions, these definitely give the feel of factory-applied camo vice an expedient field-applied job.

I'm definitely impressed. I've been without an airbrush since I lent a friend my compressor. I should probably check in and see if he's done with the project he wanted it for.

Nice work...

Good to see BG making an apperance here again.

Two weeks to go till the photoshoot for my Blitzkrieg book...

They look great! Well done!

I would hit them with a wash of some sort, throw some dirt and grass clumps into the tracks as well for good measure and don't be afraid to paint some condescending words on the barrels!

Looking good!