I seem to be taking ages with this project but
detail and wanting to get it just right is slowing
me down.
To make things easy I have just listed what I
have been up to and added photos at the end.
- Adding wheat fields, trees and roads to the two non bocage boards.
- Planning where my Normandy farm is going to fit in, assembling it and getting started on painting it.
- Planning an orchard and starting work on that.
- Assembling and painting telegraph poles(yet to get on the board).
- Making balsa wood mile stone markers.
- Planning and working on road signs.
Click on a picture to enlarge
More soon 🙂
Oh for all you 15mm fans out there Model dads have
re-launched the road sign decals for Normandy. They wont
last for ever, best get some before they run out !
http://www.modeldads.co.uk/Life-at-the-Front/wordpress/decals/
This is starting to look _really_ good. Is the farm a scratch-build, or some sort of kit?
The farm is a kit, follow the link.
http://www.lasermodellbau.de/index.php/en/component/jshopping/category/view/50
I`m going to do a review on the stuff shortly as its the best 15mm buildings I have come across so far. The good news for you is that they do 20mm stuff as well 🙂
The farm in the picture has only got primer on it so far, so a long way to go.
Oh, yes, I think I’ve salivated over those kits before! I’ll look forward to your review.
Also somebody pointed out this to me as well:
http://neveu.blog4ever.com/articles
15mm and 20mm quality stuff again but all in French 😦
Oh, wow. Lots of tutorials, and gorgeous work! I’ll have to look into those. Nice find!
That really does look good. You achieved a nice, organic look. Really looking forward to see the lasermodellbau kit finished. I really want the Roman Villa they have on offer in 15mm.
I want the entire shop lol
So campaigning in the bocage is hard work. Who would have thought? It is looking great, thanks for keeping us posted