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here are a few pictures of my Japanese 6mm bolt action from Herorics and Ros!

at my LGS we've converted all our warlord games into 6mm as it allowed us to carry mutiple armies from different eras in one KR case.

absolutely love these models and we have great fun having the games. it allows us to play 2/3k point games in the same time 28mm games at half the points.











and heres a table we set up for a tank battle, theme starlingrad! great fun

just thought id share with you all

Mate... they look great!

Although your tanks don't seem to have the correct colouring But very cool regardless.


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Mate... they look great!

Although your tanks don't seem to have the correct colouring But very cool regardless.

ahhh what colour would you recommend? thanks

I am doing a diorama for them now:

http://theimperialpatrol.blogspot.co.nz/2015/07/type-95-ha-go-tank-diorama.html

That has the general colour scheme although you have a lot of freedom with the amount of each colour. I went with a heavy yellowy brown and streak camo. But those are the colours.

They look very nice indeed. I like the mud effect you added to the bases.

my 6mm germans:








wrecked tiger



half tracks with + without troops



8 Rads + armored car



Panthers:





Tiger + Maus



King Tigers





I have more but theyre too small to get any decent images


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 DaggerAndBrush wrote:
They look very nice indeed. I like the mud effect you added to the bases.

Thank you very much