Not exactly collector's standard paintwork - took about 3 (shortish) sessions excluding spray undercoat and varnish.
Wasn't sure about cloth for the head but thought: they're armoured, surely the heads deserve some protection.
Assyrian army
Sunday, 2 October 2016
Can't have enough elephants...
That's my story, so when a few Minifigs armoured elephants came up on ebay I thought: haven't got any armoured elephants, need them for Seleucids...
Not exactly collector's standard paintwork - took about 3 (shortish) sessions excluding spray undercoat and varnish.
Wasn't sure about cloth for the head but thought: they're armoured, surely the heads deserve some protection.
Not exactly collector's standard paintwork - took about 3 (shortish) sessions excluding spray undercoat and varnish.
Wasn't sure about cloth for the head but thought: they're armoured, surely the heads deserve some protection.
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Funny I said the same thing about my unnecessary purchase of yet more WWII German infantry (can never have too much) I think it's the preverbal collectors excuse for excess......Nice pachyderms none the less..,....)
ReplyDeleteYes, but the Germans had a lot more infantry for you to need.
DeleteThank you for the engorgement......I'm always in search of another enabler...lol
DeleteHappy to be of service.
DeleteLovely elephants,bring back many memeories for me.
ReplyDeleteAlan
Strange 'coincidence' about them - they came uncrewed, I had a load of archers that I thought were Late Roman, decided to use them for these... seem to be the right archer for the elephant anyway... so not sure where they came from now!
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