To that end, I ganked some of my Dad's unpainted churchills and got them painted up last night.
By the way: these pictures were taken just before the dullcote so ignore the decal shine :)
On the painting table
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Churchill Crocodiles Painted
Like most US infantry players across the globe, I am incredibly excited about having Churchill Crocodiles support my 29th infantry division in the new D-Day book!
To that end, I ganked some of my Dad's unpainted churchills and got them painted up last night.
By the way: these pictures were taken just before the dullcote so ignore the decal shine :)
On the painting table
To that end, I ganked some of my Dad's unpainted churchills and got them painted up last night.
By the way: these pictures were taken just before the dullcote so ignore the decal shine :)
On the painting table
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