Marder

Archers and Soldiers armed with pole-arms i painted recently. They will form the core of my late-medieval/renaissance HRE inspired human army.

3d printed Green Knight mini for an arthurian themed Warlords of Erehwon warband. Sill needs some more details and highlights, but overall i am very happy with the paintjob.

The above link includes one of the most accurate OOBs for the Late Cold War NVA that currently exists. It sadly is in German, but still can help with many questions, regarding positioning, equipment etc.

Sooner or later i will compile a stickied post for ressources, similar to the post about minis, but for now i will some shorter single posts.

Edit: I linked to the wrong OOB. Corrected it now.

The above example shows a pretty important thing for us wargamers, namely that the same mistakes we make in camo painting also happened in real life too.

A pretty unique camo from the early 80s. The Leopard 2 seems to have been camouflaged with light spots (Maybe sand coloured).

A 3d printed Jagdpanther, which i will use for my late-war German force.

Finished the bases of my undead cavalry. The painting needs a bit of improvement, but i like them so far.

I finally finished my bat base with a lot of 3d printed boney bits. I think it is looking pretty great and i can finally seal it.

Exactly what the title says. I bought some new basing bits on Etsy and added them to the base of the skelly giant.

A sacrificial altar i made out of FIMO.

This is a 3d printed (FDM, not resin by the way) tank for my German forces. At this point it still lacks a bit of weathering but i like how the camo scheme turned out.

Reaper Bones Ghouls, WIP, still need to work on the bases.