Pheeew, another 3 heavy weapons finished .They are a mixture of old and new
plus a few converted bits. My favourite is the guy lying down with the
rocket launcher waiting for an unsuspecting tank.
And finally a nice picky of the heavy weapons in line with the regiment.
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Oooh these look so cool! How have you done the ‘dirt/rock’ effect covering the guys and a piece of the front of the gun? Awesome effect!!
The netting is cheese cloth, which is a little finer that bandage. Dip it in a mix of pva glue and brown paint and take most of the moisture out by lying it on a bit of kitchen paper .Then, just drape into position. It takes a while to dry unless you stick the hair dryer on it. Once dry just dry brush any bits missed or different colours. My gaming board is a Mars red/brown earth colour so no green foliage.