Category: WIP Wednesday

It’s Wednesday and this week we have a small offering of progress for you. I blame the sudden nice weather, always slows down the members projects.
First up we have a wonderful picture from Marcus of a bunch of aircraft miniatures for the RAAF and their New Guinea theatre of war.

Next we have an Age of Sigmar miniature from Tony F. Sigmar is not something he plays but was given a freebie miniature so decided to paint it up as a statue.

Moving on and Mark J has started on some 10mm WW2 German Panzers, I think he may be going full company on this one.

And lastly for this week, I’ve managed to paint up a 3mm Spherical dropship. I originally sculpted the dropship for the 3mm range some twenty years ago, but now that the moulds have worn out Brigade Models have redesigned it as a one piece resin miniature.

And that’s us for this week, see you next Wednesday.

It’s Wednesday and the progress continues with some 10mm 3D printed Orcs and Trolls from Phil.

We follow that with Mark J and progress on building a Huey helicopter.

Next up and Eric has been painting up more Mechs for an upcoming game of Alpha Strike. This time it’s a group of Clan Mechs.

Marcus continues to be busy with various aircraft projects, the first being some Mirage F1’s and a Buccaneer.

And some G4 Betty’s for the Japanese.

And that’s us for this week, we’ll see you at the next one.

Welcome to another work in progress Wednesday. We start this week with Stephen and a right bunch of scum and villainy, getting ready for a future game of Stargrave, and a were wolf that we are hoping won’t be making an appearance in the same game.

Next up we have Felix who has been painting orcs from his Isengard battlehost.

Following on from that and Tony F has been preparing for a forthcoming 6mm Hammers Slammers. He has been working on some roads.

And some power pylons.

And lastly for this week Marcus has continued painting up his planes, adding some tiny decals to them.

And with that we will see you next week.

Welcome to another work in progress Wednesday. I think the rest of the membership are still recovering from attending the Salute wargames show on the 12th April. This week we only have a few bits of progress and all of them from Member Marcus.

Above we have more progress on his divers, complete with loot boxes.

Next up Marcus has been busy on his ever growing collection of aircraft from a number of eras. Members have been trying to identify all the aircraft on Marcus’ painting table.

And finally from Marcus for this week we have two female protagonists soon to be spy’s in some James Bond themed game.

That’s it for this week, hopefully the rest of the membership will have recovered (myself included) and making more progress on their projects for next week.

Welcome to another Wednesday post, we start this week with a 3D printed orc horde that is part of the open day game Phil is putting on. This is just the first of many apparently.

Next up David P has been working on some German and Soviet WW2 troops.

Sticking with the time period and Marcus has been painting up some Beaufighters and P40’s.

Moving on a few years and Mark J has been painting up some Cold War Soviet Gaz 66 trucks and a BRDM 2.

And now jumping into the future or a long time ago given that Stephen has started working on a sci-fi bar appearing in a Stargrave game at some point. This will be a scratch built project, the tables being 50mm miniature bases.

And that’s it for this week, we will see you next Wednesday.

It’s another Wednesday and we start with more Legions Imperialis from Mark J. Above we have some more Alpha Legion units. Mark is due to put the game on in a couple of weeks so we’ll have a chance to see what the whole army looks like.

Next up we have some divers from Marcus to add to his underwater obsession. These have much more of a Jules Verne vibe about them than most of the other divers we have seen from Marcus.

And Marcus has also started some loot tokens for games like Stargrave.

And last for a short and sweet offering this week, I’ve managed to paint up some more 3mm sci-fi buildings from Brigade Models. I’ll soon have a small city for the battlefield.

And that’s it for this week, we’ll see you again next time.

Welcome to another Work in Progress Wednesday, we’re starting with lots of rocks this week. I bought a bag of 3D printed bits from Beowulf Miniatures at the Cavalier Wargames show, and really didn’t know what I would use them for. In the bag was a large oval hex covered base. So I surrounded it with black foam rocks.

I also made some more rock outcrops, just need to add some dry brushing to these. I also finished painting some more 3mm sci-fi buildings.

Moving on and Tony F has been busy creating some road junctions, hedges and trees for his 6mm forces.

Sticking with Sci-fi and Mark J has been painting up some raised platforms for his forthcoming Legions Imperialis game.

And last but by no means least Stephen has put together and old model of a UH1 helicopter as a crash site for a Vietnam game.

And with that we will see you next Wednesday.

Welcome to another work in progress Wednesday. We start this week with Tony F and a toy bin lorry. With a little bit of re-painting work it looks really good next to a 28mm miniature.

Moving on we have an eclectic mix from Stephen this week, starting with some buildings intended for a WW2 setting, showing them both whole and destroyed.

Then we have a hot wheel Speeder from Star Wars, hard to tell the scale on this but I believe it will be fine for 15mm.

And finally from Stephen we have some more aliens, this time Grayson Grey a Grisian from the planet Gris, and an unpainted field researcher from Betelgeuse

Mark J has continued working on more Legions Imperialis miniatures, this time some Solar Auxillia.

Sticking with the Legions Imperialis theme and Felix has been painting a Reaver Titan.

And lastly for this week I’ve been painting some rocks. These were cut from a foam Yoga block and painted black.

I then applied a gloss varnish so they had a shine to them, they will work any scale miniatures, here we have them with both 3mm and 28mm miniatures.

And with that we will see you next week.

It’s another Wednesday and for a change let’s start this week with my efforts. Above we have some new 3mm sci-fi buildings from Brigade Models that I’ve started to paint up. Primed them in grey but don’t want to just do grey concrete so will need to experiment with different colours.

Next up some finished ships from John La for his Anglo Dutch wars fleet.

Next up a random direction change for Stephen who has decided to paint up some troopers with a 3D printed Vader and Tardis. Yes we know the torments that awaits him for mixing up franchises!

Moving on and although he’s missed Christmas Tony F has managed to snag some bargain bin mini trees. They come pre frosted but Tony decided to spray them green.

This worked out quite well as the white frosted parts added some contrast when sprayed. He now has a sizable forest.

And last but not least this week Mark J has made more progress on his Legions Imperialis miniatures, this time some Alpha Legion vehicles.

And with that we will see you next week.

Welcome to another work in progress Wednesday post. We start this week with some armour from Mark J for a cold war gone hot game.

And sticking with the armour theme Mark has also started painting a titan for Legions Imperialis.

Moving on and Peter M has been creating some more sci-fi scenery.

Peter has taken various toys and some 3D printed terrain pieces combining them to make new terrain features.

We have something a little different now from Marcus. He’s been scratch building a 6mm ship from Lego and various domestic plastic pieces, be interesting to see how this turns out.

Stephen has been busy painting up some converted miniatures to populate a sci-fi bar he is creating. It’s going to be a villainy and scum type of establishment apparently.

And last but not least for this week I’ve finished some 3mm and 6mm mechs. I’m using the 6mm mechs as heavy mechs for my 3mm army. They fit in quite well.

And with that we will see you next week.