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I was lucky enough to get for one Christmas a few years back two packs of Foundry Old West Outlaws. I am in the process of painting the models using a variety of colours.
I am in the main using Vallejo paints that I bought for my Flames of War miniatures alongside some Citadel paints too.
Have a look at my Old West miniatures Gallery and Old West Workbench.
I am in the process of painting the models using a variety of colours.
Taking them one stage at a time…
See more of Blue Dog and Emmet Gates.
From a demonstration game at Attack 2011, an Old West town. A little bit too clean and tidy.
I have the Legends of the Old West rules and will be using them for games. I already have quite a few miniatures suitable for the Old West style game. One of the key things though is to also have some scenery. Have been tempted to get some resin buildings, but when I saw this plastic kit from Perry Miniatures thought this could be good. It’s 1/56th scale to suitable for 25/28mm miniatures.
In the box you get three sprues.
Two are for the building.
The third is for fences.
The model went together reasonably easy. The instructions are very clear and the parts fit well.
With the model you also get a couple of barrels and a chair.
This is the rear view of the building.
See the full workbench feature on the Perry Miniatures North American Farmhouse.
I have the Legends of the Old West rules and will be using them for games. I already have quite a few miniatures suitable for the Old West style game. One of the key things though is to also have some scenery. Have been tempted to get some resin buildings, but when I saw this plastic kit from Perry Miniatures thought this could be good.
It’s 1/56th scale to suitable for 25/28mm miniatures.
See the full workbench feature on the Perry Miniatures North American Farmhouse.
This Old West Town was the scenery in an Old West demonstration games at GamesDay 2008.
Have a look at the Old West miniatures Gallery and Old West Workbench.
I was lucky enough to get for one Christmas a few years back two packs of Foundry Old West Outlaws (thank you Simon). I am in the process of painting the models using a variety of colours.
This is Ned Buck from the VOW232 The Outlaws blister. I painted his coat Brown Violet (887).
Have a look at the Old West miniatures Gallery and Old West Workbench.
I was lucky enough to get for one Christmas a few years back two packs of Foundry Old West Outlaws (thank you Simon). I am in the process of painting the models using a variety of colours.
This is Huck Klosterman from the VOW231 Posse blister.
Though I did highlight the jacket, I think I might need to emphasise the highlights more.
Have a look at my Old West miniatures Gallery and Old West Workbench.
I was lucky enough to get for one Christmas a few years back two packs of Foundry Old West Outlaws (thank you Simon). I am in the process of painting the models using a variety of colours.
Have a look at my Old West miniatures Gallery and Old West Workbench.
I was lucky enough to get for one Christmas a few years back two packs of Foundry Old West Outlaws (thank you Simon).
After undercoating the models with a white undercoat I started to paint the individual models using a variety of colours.
Have a look at my Old West miniatures Gallery and Old West Workbench.