After the Richmond trip I decided to give a scale model a try. It was a very different experience to building a wargaming model or a resin model. What you can't see in these photos is the fully detailed engine bay. On a wargaming kit hidden parts wouldn't be present, but in a scale model they are. It was kind of fun stepping into our hobby forefathers shoes for a bit. However, now that painting is nearing completion, I wish the model were in a usable scale for Bolt Action.
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Saturday, March 4, 2017
1/35 Scale Opel Maulitier Flak
After the Richmond trip I decided to give a scale model a try. It was a very different experience to building a wargaming model or a resin model. What you can't see in these photos is the fully detailed engine bay. On a wargaming kit hidden parts wouldn't be present, but in a scale model they are. It was kind of fun stepping into our hobby forefathers shoes for a bit. However, now that painting is nearing completion, I wish the model were in a usable scale for Bolt Action.
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Stand this guy in the back and see how it looks.
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That guys has long been paint stripped and repainted in my new scheme. It is strange, but I would not feel comfortable using a Nazi vehicle in a 40k army. I am fine using it in Bolt Action though. There is definitely a bit of hypocrisy there.
DeleteActually makes sense. Historically, there were nazis, and you're playing a historical. The 41st millennium doesn't have actual nazis, do including them is basically homage.
DeleteAs someone who has a "Won't play modern games, cause it's all a bit too close to home." thing going on; I can completely understand that.
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