Some FoW that I'm working on

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Some FoW that I'm working on; A never ending story...
Topic Started: 7 Nov 2011, 08:51 AM (684 Views)
Heathgrove	7 Nov 2011, 08:51 AM Post #1
Warrant Officer First Class Posts: 690 Group: Comrade Member #534 Joined: June 30, 2008	Hey hey hey! Long time no see, how are you guys doing these days? It's been a while since I last visited these forums, but seeing as there haven't been much FoW updates lately I thought that I could contribute with some of my current projects. I may not have posted in a while on this forum, but I've been activly painting so I've managed to produce quite a few projects... To many to actually finish one someday This one is for all you who still thinks FoW looks tempting, but haven't got around to start it yet... I'm escpecially thinking about you Marovian, who have said that FoW looks tempting since we first started FoW on this forum two years back Anyway... Here are a few pictures of my current painting projects, please feel free to comment and I'm happy to any constructive critique you can come up with! Cheers! Some fallschirmjäger.... And now to some assorted tanks... Panzer IV H. My Panzer Kompanie that I brought to a tournament earlier this year. SS Jagdpanzers ready to support my fallschirmjäger fighting for Hell's Highway And some grenadiers.... That's it for now... I got some more projects I can show you if you wan't. But I won't overload the forum just yet... I hope you enjoyed this, and as I said, any constructive comment is more then welcome!



# KayvaanShrike	7 Nov 2011, 11:12 AM Post #2
Marine Biologist Posts: 10,213 Group: Super Admin Member #3 Joined: September 18, 2007	Welcome back around these parts Patrik. I have been working on my FoW slowly as well. Finished up another British Rifle Platoon, so just one more to go and the infantry company is complete. I have also started an early war DAK force. So there are pics in my log of my first painted Pz IV D platoon. Your Fallschirmjager are looking very nice mate, love the highlighting etc on them, and the bases are good as well. Nice camo work on the Panzers as well. Looking forward to seeing some more from you.



Brother Vogt	7 Nov 2011, 03:19 PM Post #3
Captain Posts: 3,436 Group: Comrade Member #976 Joined: February 18, 2009	Wow. Lovely. Truely lovely. Those panzers are a thing of beauty. Really good work. And love the work on the bases. Makes them look ace.



Burnie	7 Nov 2011, 08:39 PM Post #4
Lieutenant Posts: 2,140 Group: Comrade Member #566 Joined: July 16, 2008	Good to see that you're still alive and kicking mate! Those Fallschirmjaeger are looking quite good, it's the little details (like the casualty on the MG team's base) that really make them work.



Heathgrove	8 Nov 2011, 07:26 AM Post #5
Warrant Officer First Class Posts: 690 Group: Comrade Member #534 Joined: June 30, 2008	Cheers guys, thanks for your kind words



# KayvaanShrike	8 Nov 2011, 01:55 PM Post #6
Marine Biologist Posts: 10,213 Group: Super Admin Member #3 Joined: September 18, 2007	Now we want to see some more please Patrik. Go on you know you want to! lol



Heathgrove	19 Feb 2012, 11:08 AM Post #7
Warrant Officer First Class Posts: 690 Group: Comrade Member #534 Joined: June 30, 2008	After some motivation from this very forum I finished some models that I had been laying around, aswell as taking some pictures of some finished models that I hadn't published yet. So please, do enjoy! Grenadier/Sperrverband HQ (From the left: Feldwebel Windgruber, Co., 2iC, Sniper, 2 Panzerschrecks) And some close-ups And as I've mentioned in another thread... I have some Kingtigers painted which I used in a tournament not long ago. 690 points of big-cats... They have served me rather well. I also painted an armoured-recon platoon for the same tournament. And because I sometimes enjoy sitting down and playing with "action" photos... I hope you like them. ANd as always, any form of motivation or constructive feedback is more then welcome. Cheers.



# the_great_gonzo	19 Feb 2012, 11:16 AM Post #8
Prince of Sambuca - black lightning! Posts: 7,529 Group: Super Admin Member #99 Joined: September 28, 2007	Great painting as usual at this scale mate, I am loving the detail on the germans you've managed to highlight, rank badges etc. I'm dreading painting my Huns, they're not going to be close to your standard. Camo on the big cats looks rather spiffing too! They all look fantsastic on the terrain too. It's good to see you back in the fold, what are you sharing next?



Lucius von Kalteisen	19 Feb 2012, 12:53 PM Post #9
Warrant Officer First Class Posts: 496 Group: Comrade Member #661 Joined: September 6, 2008	Just echoing the others, great painting all around. Of course loving your big cats! Great work on the bases as well, they bring yet something extra to already great models. Any tips on the big cats about fine tuning them to true kings of the battlefield (on the looks department that is)? LvK



flakjacket	19 Feb 2012, 05:51 PM Post #10
Warrant Officer First Class Posts: 625 Group: Comrade Member #332 Joined: January 22, 2008	The big cats look sweet and the infantry is fantastically detailed. Puts my little guys to shame



☺Maelstrom	19 Feb 2012, 07:32 PM Post #11
Sek Incarnate Posts: 2,796 Group: Honour Guard Member #266 Joined: December 8, 2007	Awesome to see you back working on these guys sir, I find your force hugely inspiring. The amount of detail you put onto the infantry is insane I had a crack at doing SS runes on the collars of a few guys and they came out rather badly you got any tips on how to do such fine detail? King tigers and scout cars are looking great too What do you use for the small patches of flowers on the bases of your infantry?



# KayvaanShrike	19 Feb 2012, 07:58 PM Post #12
Marine Biologist Posts: 10,213 Group: Super Admin Member #3 Joined: September 18, 2007	Yeah I second the call for some tips on painting the collar ranks etc. The most detail I can get on my Germans is the waffenfarbe on the shoulder boards, which is relatively easy due to the boards being quite prominant. Lovely looking SS though, the camo patterns are awesome, and the level of detail on the officer is outstanding.



Brother Vogt	19 Feb 2012, 08:46 PM Post #13
Captain Posts: 3,436 Group: Comrade Member #976 Joined: February 18, 2009	Stunning. Love them a lot. Truely inspiring. If I manage half that quality I will be happy!



Heathgrove	19 Feb 2012, 09:47 PM Post #14
Warrant Officer First Class Posts: 690 Group: Comrade Member #534 Joined: June 30, 2008	Cheers guys. Your kind words make it worth posting my pictures here. Very motivating the_great_gonzo: I have some finished Fallschirmjäger waiting for their new bases... So they will probably be coming up next. But then I think I will start painting a new tournament force... I think, SS-Wiking maybe? Lucius von Kalteisen: I don't know if I got any real tips here... But take your time painting them. Don't settle with "okay". These will be your centre piece models and deserve your full attention. Maelstrom: The flowers are from a company that I can't remember the name off... But the flowers aren't more then brightly coloured "flock" like material that I glue ontop of the grass. I will try to think about some tips on painting ranks and such on your miniatures... Maybe some pictures even. But now I need to go to bed. Cheers guys! Psssst... Dave... They are regular Grenadiers... Not SS. Just a few SS-camo helmets there... Edited by Heathgrove, 19 Feb 2012, 09:48 PM.



☺highmarshaldave	20 Feb 2012, 10:36 AM Post #15
Urban Leg-End Posts: 8,251 Group: Honour Guard Member #210 Joined: October 26, 2007	The Fuhrer will not stand for such rampant disrespect for the property of his chosen soldiery. . . Looking good man, the models themselves are nice enough but the pictures show them off brilliantly!



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