Sounds simple, but I really like the chain that has been chucked onto the back... strangely it adds a level of "free form" that you dont get from the solid bits of stowage. I've spent ages toiling over how to add interesting stowage to my tanks ... with so many its important to add character to each ... but I've never thought of that, I like it and will be using it in the future!! thanks!
No problem Each tank is unique in regards to stowage. That was a beautiful accident,I was trying to string up the chain like you normally see,got it through the eyeholes and the phone rang. I just threw the ends on top like that while I answered the phone. Came back and said the same thing you did,damn that looks good like that. Then I just glued it down ;)
I live in New York and have been into the hobby for quite some time now.
I have yet to play a single game but have painted close to twenty different armies.
I really enjoy making quailty armies that I end up selling after a year or so to those who will really enjoy them.
When I am not painting you can find me kicking back enjoying suburban life.
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Simply gorgeous!
Sounds simple, but I really like the chain that has been chucked onto the back... strangely it adds a level of "free form" that you dont get from the solid bits of stowage. I've spent ages toiling over how to add interesting stowage to my tanks ... with so many its important to add character to each ... but I've never thought of that, I like it and will be using it in the future!! thanks!
No problem
Each tank is unique in regards to stowage.
That was a beautiful accident,I was trying to string up the chain like you normally see,got it through the eyeholes and the phone rang.
I just threw the ends on top like that while I answered the phone.
Came back and said the same thing you did,damn that looks good like that.
Then I just glued it down ;)
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