Now it is a fact that I am on parental leave
from work but this doesn´t mean that I have
more time for my hobby.(see the sign) :)
Eventhough my mind is working creative
all the time. My little son is a very positive
"creature" but is not allowed yet to attend
at the hobby-table but he seems very curious
though. :)
To get more feeling on my 40k-gaming table
I feel that I need more bunkers, ruins and
barbed wire and finally tank-obstacles.
First up is two-store bunker-towers that will
be made of polystyrene-left overs.
The top of these strongholds will be fitted with
camo-net to make the silhouette more assy-
metrical. I will also make hatches and a heavy
door (static) with lots of bolts.
Next are three heavy weapon-teams that will
be a nice support to my PBI(poor bloody infantry).
All the figures in these three teams are made of
leftovers in my bits-box and I think these will
come much more use here than there. :)
I will also scratchbuild boxes for the mortar-
grenades and make more dig up covered with
sand and dirt.
I will also try to remake the long fingers to
my three plasma-gunners. I am not pleased with
how long they became relative to the rest of the
figures eventhough all is GW and in the same
scale.
Great to hear that you are managing some quality time with your son. Lots to look forward to when you get the chance.
SvaraRaderaTo become a father of three is a big task but a very good one.I am really looking forward to see if some of these individuals will have a creative mind.:) Thankyou very much Michael
RaderaI'm amazed you can find any time for yourself !
SvaraRaderaAs you know I'm a big fan of using 'junk' for scratch-building and I just know you'll turn out some impressive pieces - looking forward to your efforts
It is indeed a puzzle to be able to find the "extra-time" in my life but is sure worth the effort. Very nice that you get inspired by my "junk-projects". It is always a pleasant "surprise" to see these projects become a finished model.Thankyou very much Joe.
RaderaLovely figures, bunkers...and family time!
SvaraRaderaIt is a luxury indeed and I am very happy.Thankyou very much Phil.
Radera