Painting Challenge 5

Painting Challenge 5

Dec 16-Dec 22


Made good progress last week!  To stay on track, I have to paint 20 items per week.  Last week I got through 52 items.  Although some were very small, they still count!


First off is the 2nd Pike Block that I have painted for my Thirty Years War force.  Also shown are figures to a unit of shot.  I think that the figures are from Black Powder, gifted to me by my friend Greg.  The figures were partially painted, so I just completed them in the scheme they were in.



Next up are two more emplacements.  Not much to say about them.  I will deck them out with som debris and flock at some point.



Here we have 2 World War II U.S. vehicles.  Slowly painting through the vehicles that I got from Bary.  Still have many, many, many foot figures to get through.




Next up are 10 M113A1 APC's and 1 M577 Command Post wiggle in 6 mm.  Figures are from GHQ and will be used in Cold War European conflicts as well as my Daharan vs The Cuban Brigade scenarios in Africa.



Finally, fighters both large and small for the Carnivore faction of space wars from Monday Night Productions.  Really small, but again they have to be painted so that I can use them in this Friday's game at Joe's.

Again, a productive week.  With Christmas tomorrow, let me wish all a very Merry Christmas!

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