Showing posts with label Bolt Action. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bolt Action. Show all posts

2015-01-18

2014, OBJETIVO 2015 IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Un repaso a las miniaturas pintadas durante el 2014:

A look at the miniatures painted during 2014:


















(Those aren't all the miniatures but are a good sample of what I've been doing...)

Y como previsión para este 2015, teniendo en cuenta que le dedico entre 8 y 10 horas semanales a pintar miniaturas, y que mi intención es conseguir una miniatura pintada por hora, no está mal un objetivo de 30 miniaturas mensuales, aunque intentaré alcanzar un objetivo de 40 mensuales para así llegar a las 400 miniaturas pintadas a lo largo de este año, por lo pronto y durante estos primeros 18 días del año esto es lo que he avanzado:

And as forecast for this 2015, considering that I spend 8 to 10 hours a week to paint miniatures, and my intention is to get a miniature painted by hour, not bad a target of 30 monthly miniatures, but try to reach a goal 40 monthly in order to reach the 400-painted miniatures throughout this year, for now and during these first 18 days of the year this is what I have advanced:






2014-02-20

MY BRITISH ARMY FOR BOLT ACTION IS GROWNING UP!!

I began to build and paint the army a couple of months ago, it was in stand by but they are straight ahead now. I started to collect a commando army, but it will be finished as a mixed army with commandos and veteran soldiers.
And here they are (unfortunately I'm not a photographer...),







After the last metting with a Puma, a Daimler I is the best friend of my Cromwell (f**** recces...)

The artillery forward observer (the most dangerous  team in the battlefield, for friends and foes!!!)







2013-12-12

WAFFEN SS. BOLT ACTION!

Bolt Action has had a very good effect over me, it is my new favourite game, with the permission of Blood Bowl and Saga.
Well, when I came back to the miniature world last year after a decade without painting or playing, it was because Saga hooked me, and I began to watch and learn all what I could about wargaming nowadays. Once I descarted Games Workshop because their business policy and the amount I had to spend to actualize my armies, I focused in Blood Bowl and Saga, even I was interested in some 15mm games that I don't like them at the end.
Just it was when some guys in the club begun to play one WW2 28mm game and, yes! it look amazing and very easy to collect and play.
I've begun collecting Waffen SS, even initially they weren't my favourites, but for the sake of diversity in the club there was the necessity of players who support the axis. Now I've learnt to appreciate this army, though I'm beginning a USA army....





























I have used a Platanenmuster cammo pattern in the winter colour scheme. I've mostly used the Heresy Brush PAINTING WAR (http://www.breakingwar.com/store/index.php?id_category=4&controller=category&id_lang=4) as guide.