04 December 2017

Winter Wonderland (Part 1 - Craters Redux and a Frosty Cabin)

This model is by Charlie Foxtrot models from their Eastern front range. I didn't want to go over the top on the Winter weathering as it's just gonna get messed up during games over time.

The craters also got a bit of a sprucing up and I think look far better than previous.

I still have 2 more small huts to build also by Charlie Foxtrot models , Some snowdrifts to carve out of Polystyrene and some Trees that need to be winterized & based along with a felt road that I'm going to add some snow effects to. All together, they should provide enough stuff to make for an interesting tables worth of stuff to play through.



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23 comments:

  1. caveadsum147104 December, 2017 15:05

    Craters have turned out well and nice huts, I guess I'll have to do some slightly snowy terrain once I've got my soviets done, I've got to go at least a bit snowy!
    Best Iain

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    1. Dai05 December, 2017 11:02

      Cheers Iain.
      I think every Soviet project should involve at least a light dusting. :)

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  2. Blaxkleric04 December, 2017 15:05

    Nice additions to what has fast become the definitive Soviet WW2 Winter blog, imho :-)

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    1. Dai05 December, 2017 11:03

      O my goodness, This flattery.... Thankyou Simon, everso much.

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  3. Mordian7th04 December, 2017 18:00

    That's a great effect, man - Awesome work!

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  4. Ivor Evans04 December, 2017 18:45

    Those look absolutely brilliant! Well done :)

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  5. Michael Awdry04 December, 2017 22:00

    Superb work! I can feel the chill wind from here.

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    1. Dai05 December, 2017 11:04

      Hehe, thanks Michael. It surely would be a miserable season to wage war in.

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  6. Michal DwarfCrypt04 December, 2017 22:34

    great effect!

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  7. Stew05 December, 2017 12:37

    Great terrain my friend! This project is gonna be awesome when it’s all on the table.

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    1. Dai06 December, 2017 10:50

      I'm pretty excited to see how it'll all turn out. Thanks Stew!

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  8. Silver Whistle05 December, 2017 14:50

    Hi Dai,
    I think maybe it should be you doing a book on winter terrain, looks spot on.


    I came back on your blog as I am going through the list notifying those who have shown an interest in my book to send an email to kerstinsmith1234@gmail.com if they still want to order. If you have already done this, then just ignore me.

    Cheers,

    Pat.

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    1. Dai06 December, 2017 10:50

      Pat, you are too kind. Thanks mate.

      (Will be getting your book with a friend so we can split the shipping cost. Thanks for the heads up!)

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  9. Richard Barnes05 December, 2017 19:54

    Looking good!

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  10. Riot05 December, 2017 23:30

    Cabins look great man.

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  11. Admiral Drax06 December, 2017 12:15

    Those buildings look smashing, mate!

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  12. Simon Quinton 07 December, 2017 11:29

    The hut looks stunning. Less is certainly more in this case! Looking forward to seeing all the other winter themed terrain pieces your working on

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    1. Dai11 December, 2017 16:06

      Thanks mate. Hope to have some new additions to show off soon.

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