Here is my first submission to this year’s challenge. Two
Tumbling Dice 3mm Swedish WW2IIT2 Floatplanes. These are He-115 A2’s that the
Swedish military purchased from Germany in 1938. The Swedish purchased 12 of these planes and
they were used for a number of different missions and stayed in service until
the mid-1950’s.
This was the first time I used magnification glasses to help
me paint and they were very helpful. I hope to paint more Swedish aircraft for
my What if Sweden invasion by the Germans in 1940. I am not sure how many points these should
get at there is no point on the list for 3mm vehicles.
Have a Merry Christmas! Skål!!
First, welcome to the Painting Challenge Mark! We're delighted to have you a part of the crew this year.
Now here's something you don't see everyday: 3mm Swedish Floatplanes. Wow. Very cool work Mark and interesting background to them. I like your clean brushwork (score for the mag goggles) and how you've based them on the beefy hexes. They look great.
We do actually have a scoring matrix for 3mm, but it's variable on vehicles, depending on the models being submitted. So, with that in mind I'm going to give you 4 points for these (equivalent to 6mm vehicles) due to the extra work for the bases. Well done and Merry Christmas to you!
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First, welcome to the Painting Challenge Mark! We're delighted to have you a part of the crew this year.
Now here's something you don't see everyday: 3mm Swedish Floatplanes. Wow. Very cool work Mark and interesting background to them. I like your clean brushwork (score for the mag goggles) and how you've based them on the beefy hexes. They look great.
We do actually have a scoring matrix for 3mm, but it's variable on vehicles, depending on the models being submitted. So, with that in mind I'm going to give you 4 points for these (equivalent to 6mm vehicles) due to the extra work for the bases. Well done and Merry Christmas to you!
Wow I like those a lot Mark, great details on these teeny tiny floatplanes. I’m looking forward to more Swedish goodies
ReplyDeleteLovely looking bunch of float planes! The glass finish is excellent!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Splendid work, I hope to get some Tumbling Dice aircraft done in this challenge too. Look forwards to seeing more of yours.
ReplyDeleteWell done!
ReplyDeletevery cool
ReplyDeleteVery very nice indeed :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely work, and great detail on such small models.
ReplyDeleteVery nice work on an uncommon subject.
ReplyDeleteI like how they look and an unsual theme (float planes and from Sweden!!??) Have a great Xmas
ReplyDeleteVery nice and very unusual.
ReplyDeleteExcellent job!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favourite things about the challenge is getting to see stuff I’ve never heard of, let alone seem painted in miniature, so smashing work on these.
ReplyDeleteI agree with JamieM a great project idea.
ReplyDeleteA fun choice for your first entry, definitely not something that is seen every day. Great brushwork on such small scale minis.
ReplyDeleteVery nice planes Mark :)
ReplyDeleteGreat flyboys Mark!
ReplyDeleteSuch an enormous amount of detail painted onto such diminutive craft....Brilliant work!
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