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First test team done. Any feed back?













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Some more teams done.

One test 75mm 1897 done.






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Nice work.

They look great! The layering works really well on such small minis, and I'm impressed you got such a nice white without globbing it on at that scale. The only suggestion I have is to paint the base rims a different color. I'd hit them up with a dark brown; right now the black rims are kind of detracting from the paintjobs since they're so much darker than anything else.

The black boarder is a hot topic. Some love it some hate it. If I go brown on the rim the colours on topp will change. As of right now the black make the whit whiter and brown browner and so on.
And as I take the pictures up close now you notice it alot more then if I would have taken the picture from afar.

And secong ply done.










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To prov that the black rim becomes less dominant at some distance.

Love them! I am working on FFL as well. What mini's did you use ?

 ghostmaker wrote:
Love them! I am working on FFL as well. What mini's did you use ?

The combat platoons, HQ and Spahi(Both mounted and dismounted) is Blue moon manufaktoring bought at http://www.oldgloryminiatures.com/

The colonial artilleri both 105mm and 75mm is BF

The 25mm AT is also bf with head swapted kepi also from BF.

105mm done










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Pioneer supply wagon.






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I found some models I painted almost four years ago.
What I want to show is that if you paint alot you will get better.

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Sappers done

Awesome! Great to see some 15mm FFL stuff on Dakka!

I love the Blue Moon infantry platoons. Are the Sappers Battlefront, or are they Blue Moon as well? The Pioneer supply "wagon!" is great! Consider that idea stolen, if I ever decide to do a desert FFL army!

I never miss a chance to drool over early war player, and you'r paint job is crisp and detailed.
keep up the good work, DD needs more non-GW p&m logs

 Hordini wrote:
Awesome! Great to see some 15mm FFL stuff on Dakka!

I love the Blue Moon infantry platoons. Are the Sappers Battlefront, or are they Blue Moon as well? The Pioneer supply "wagon!" is great! Consider that idea stolen, if I ever decide to do a desert FFL army!

Sappers is BFs.
If you steal it and win some kind of noble price bevause of it I will hunt you down..Otherwise go nuts...=P

Last rigle platoon done. Only the Spahi left...

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 Hordini wrote:
Awesome! Great to see some 15mm FFL stuff on Dakka!

I love the Blue Moon infantry platoons. Are the Sappers Battlefront, or are they Blue Moon as well? The Pioneer supply "wagon!" is great! Consider that idea stolen, if I ever decide to do a desert FFL army!

Sappers is BFs.
If you steal it and win some kind of noble price bevause of it I will hunt you down..Otherwise go nuts...=P

Fair enough!

And it looks like the BF Sappers will mix pretty well with the Blue Moon infantry. I had been wondering where the best place to get good regular FFL infantry way, and it looks like Blue Moon is a good option!

Dismounted spahi cav.

Finally done with less then 24 hours before I leave for the turnament.
VIVE LA FRANCE!

Can a admin move this to the finished prodjects section please..=D

We don't get enough FOW 15mm painting blogs on Dakka, it's a shame really because these models look great. Well done Sir!