You are Cleared for Landing (part 2 - Airfield Barracks, done)

 Found myself with a little time for hobby this past weekend so I constructed the final pair of Airfield Barracks buildings (See last post) in my collection and slapped some paint on the foursome. Simple paint jobs just so they are ready to be put down on the game table, but from 3 feet they look good enough to me.

Again, these are mdf kits produced by Father and Son Gaming out of Wisconsin, USA and I think they look very nice once done. Just like the initial two, construction was simple with decent instructions as reference from their website.

I find that I can only muster energy enough for "ample" painting effort for terrain pieces, though I may come back at a later date to add some weathering to these things as time allows.

The two newest prior to painting their greys and wooden areas.

All four for your perusal. They'll provide a nice bunch of blocking terrain on the tabletop.

Allied Bombadier's Eye-View prior to unleashing explosive hell.

A small post. Not sure when I'll be able to get more painting in, but I've also constructed the airtraffic control building as well as a small out building from the same Airfield terrain set so they'll get some paint after I get the aforementioned Guard Hut done (Crazy lines have begun to be penciled in.). I still have two radar dishes to put together for this terrain set as well as to fix a Freya radar that was very flimsy and difficult to construct without breaking pieces. 

Once all these efforts with terrain are over with, I'll be redirecting my hobby efforts back to miniature-painting. Which minis will be dependent on what details come out for a future WW2 Bolt Action event that is being organised in my area for the new year. 

Hope all are well out there!

- Dai