I painted the wooden hull, with Flat Earth (983). I am trying to get a polished teak effect.
I will now paint the metal bands around the hull, before giving the “teak” a wash.
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Having given the resin models in the Dystopian Wars Airfield Set a basecoat, the next stages were undertaken.
I mixed some of the Vallejo German Dark Camo (979) with Vallejo Ivory (918) and drybrushed the hangars.
The Airship Towers were given a wash with Citadel Shade: Nuln Oil.
After that was dry, I gave them a drybrush of the original grey.
The Radar Tower was also given a wash with Citadel Shade: Nuln Oil.
The radar itself got a base coat of Citadel Base: Warplock Bronze.
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Within the box Kingdom of Britannia Naval Battle Group for Dystopian Wars are flyers, resin fighter tokens and metal bombers.
They look like biplanes, but have elements of 1940 era fighters.
Not quite sure how I am going to paint them at this time.
In the box you also get two Doncaster Class Bombers.
I am not a fan of these models, or even the concept. They look like flying boats, but aren’t.
Some time ago I bought the Kingdom of Britannia Naval Battle Group for Dystopian Wars.
In the box you get:
1 x Battleship
3 x Cruisers
9 x Frigates
2 x Bombers
10 x Resin Flying Tokens
2 x Acrylic Flight Stands
4 x A5 Token Sheets
Laminated Statistic Cards
After cleaning the models, and putting them together I gave them a white undercoat.
These are the Attacker Class Frigates.
These are the Tribal Class Cruisers.
This is the Ruler Class Battleship.
The next stage for these models will be a grey basecoat.
The first contingent of my Prussian Empire aerial forces are a pair of Pflicht Class Scoutships.
Prussian Empire engineers love the classic zeppelin shape and have made extensive use of the gas powered blimp shape throughout the military.
In the end, in order to undercoat and paint them I used a couple of spare Citadel flying bases.
After giving the models a white undercoat, I gave them a basecoat of a light grey.
Still not 100% sure how I am going to finish painting these.
This set contains three medium-sized hangers, two zeppelin towers and one communications building. I gave all the models an undercoat of Citadel Skull White spray. For the hangars I gave them a base coat of Vallejo German Dark Camo (979).
The Airship towers and the radar tower were given a basecoat of light grey.
The Dystopian Wars is a miniatures games from Spartan Games. The Prussian Frigate is a simple ship with a single turret and aft Tesla weapons.
Having given the models a wash of Citadel Shade: Nuln Oil, I then gave them a light drybrush.
I think if I was to paint them again, I might paint the decks a tan colour so that it looked like wood.
As you can see from this photograph, there is still some touching up to do, where they were glued to the stick.
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Having washed the decks of the Prussian Empire Blucher Class Dreadnought the next stage was to give he rest of the model and hull a wash of Citadel Shade: Nuln Oil.
After that I gave the model a light drybrush.
This is the Prussian Empire Blucher Class Dreadnought alongside two Arminius Class Frigates.
Pleased with how the model turned out. It still could do with some more detailing and markings, but at this time I can certainly use this in a game.
After “washing” the Victorian Science Fiction Steam Tank from Ironclad Miniatures I gave it a relatively light drybrush.
I used a combination of Vallejo Middlestone and a mix of Middlestone (882) and Ivory (918), and a large brush.
Now a side view.
Here is the Steam Tank alongside a Foundry Gunfighter.
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