Dien Bien Phu: More stunning greyscale paintwork of our figures

Monday 3 August 2015

More stunning greyscale paintwork of our figures

At least I have found the time to post a new entry on more talented painting of our figures by Martin Niklaus. A new way to look at 28mm figures and a very impressive one !

More pictures on his great Blog here and here

Thanks Nick !

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Moiterei_19844 August 2015 at 21:44
Thank you for your kind words! Your figures are a real joy to work with and I'm currently trying my hand on the french camo in grey scale but haven't yet got the nag of it.
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On May 7th 1954, the garnison of the fortified camp of Dien Bien Phu ceased the fight against General Giap Vietminh army after an heroic resistance. So ended an epic struggle begon 170 days earlier with the landing of the first French paratroopers on the site of Dien Bien Phu. Altough not marking the end of the war in French Indochina, this cataclysmic defeat suppressed in most Frenchmen their will to fight. Soon they will be engaged in another bitter conflict in Algeria.

This blog has certainly no claim to be exhaustive on the French Indochina conflict. Rather, it is a collection of bits and pieces of everything that could be useful for those wishing to purchase our new line of figurines, whether simply to paint them or for them to play their roles in a good wargame. All errors are ours and all constructive comments are welcome. Above all, never forget that we are here to have fun. So let's have fun !

Monday 3 August 2015

More stunning greyscale paintwork of our figures

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