As you can see, they look good- but not perfect. More ambitious modelers could likely think up a cool way to get around the shiny base, but I am happy with the flexibility.
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Soviet DShK Truck and Dismount Option (part II)
Labels:
Flames of War,
Painting,
Soviet,
Tutorial
And here's the finished product! If you missed part one, make sure to check it out so this makes some sense.
As you can see, they look good- but not perfect. More ambitious modelers could likely think up a cool way to get around the shiny base, but I am happy with the flexibility.
As you can see, they look good- but not perfect. More ambitious modelers could likely think up a cool way to get around the shiny base, but I am happy with the flexibility.
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