Sidetracked Yet Again

[zak]

Lunch time I guess!

[Bigkev]

It looks really nice Zak.
Look forward to seeing it finished and at a future club meeting.
Cheers,
Kevin

[zak]

Looking great - when does the army arrive

Just arrived!

[chriswil42]

Looking very nice Dave. Can't wait to see it at the club meeting.

[zak]

Here is a battering ram from MiniArt. All ready to demolish the castle gates - what castle?
The figures were poor to say the least, lots of flash, hard to remove on soft polythene figures.

[MSea]

Thought the battering ram was to help YOU get into Cass Hall for club nights - hohhoho - the figures look good and i love the ram.

[chriswil42]

Looks good Dave. Moving into thr medieval period then?  The castle next?

[MSea]

Moving into thr medieval period then?

Is that when he was born or his teen years Chris - hohohohho

[zak]

Moving into thr medieval period then?

Is that when he was born or his teen years Chris - hohohohho

Looks like it.
Just remember Martin, revenge will be a dish best served Cold!

[cph64]

I didn't know you knew any Klingon phrases! Anyway re the mould lines on soft plastic I read that you can use Tamiya Extra Thin brushed on to remove them.

[zak]

I didn't know you knew any Klingon phrases! Anyway re the mould lines on soft plastic I read that you can use Tamiya Extra Thin brushed on to remove them.

I will give it a go!
Thanks.

[zak]

More of the awful figures, again poor detail and lots of mis moulding.
Medieval pike man, again they came with the MiniArt Castle.

[zak]

Here is the castle from the "Assault of Medieval Fortress" set.
Extra work has been done and I am still waiting for the moat to dry completely before I add another layer or two.

This was not a particularly great kit, but maybe I was having an off day.
The kit contains knights, soldiers, and so on. I am not sure of their make but they are really poor mouldings!

[Bigkev]

Very nice Zak.
I always like your attention to detail and getting the correct figures, equipment, setting right.
Another modelling incursion into another interesting historical period.
Another one to look forward at a future meeting.
Kevin