Hello again all,
Here's my 2nd part review on AA minis.
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| Brit SAS Sgt, Grey Primer, Vallejo Light stone overcoat, then camo done with 2 shades of khaki, black & stone. |
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| One of the nicest vehicles around . AA Btr290 is a solid design with clean lines. Some horizontal 3D printing lines can be seen but these add character to this mini..I decided to paint one in camo for the Guard & one plain for the Militia. Grey primer, Liquitex Ink base, dark + med green & black camo. |
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| Decide to make both vehicles higher ( both benefited from this greatly ) & one of them with turned tyres. Got to say these wheels are some of the nicest I have seen & would be great for conversions etc. They take paint well in their detail. |
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| I added the front armour plate. Was going to add a spare tyre but there's no space to do it, except on the rear door but that would spoil the detail. |
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| The numbers are dry transfers ( don't find those anymore , unfortunately ) , hand painted variation of the Rusk flag roundel & painted flag bar ( have to do this again as it didn't take well ) . This was my third attempt on the decals.I wanted something different from the usual Soviet Red Star. |
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| Militia model, simple brown base + WN peat brown wash + Ivory drybrush. |
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| Plain brown uniforms on the Militia. |
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| Whilst the Guard have some camo |
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| Both Militia & Guard are nice minis with minimum flash. So much so some I only noticed some the flash after I had done the base coat !!!! |
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| I found the remains of around 5 old ( 1976 vintage ) Matchbox 1/76th T34's at home & decided to convert some.Liquid soap turret, rawl plug cannon ( experimental Electric cannon),paper & plastic tanks , card ablative armour & flat cable tracks. |
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| "Zapper" point defense made from PC connectors. |
Enjoy & be inspired ...
Z
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