From AlexandroL: 1/35 BA-64 Wargames. (30 Points)

Play wargames in 1/35. Absolutely crazy? Possibly but I have joined fellow Club Dragon in this adventure of playing a skirmish game with 54mm figures.

My first contribution is this Armored Car BA-64. As I have already mentioned, I am a fan of Armored cars of the Second World War.

 
It is a plastic model of the Vision model brand. It is very defined and there are very few pieces, the final result is beautiful and robust, perfect for playing wargames.

Comparison of scales 1/100; 1/56; 1/35

Pictures of a Sunday morning game.

 

From DaveD. - That is a fine bit of work - yes it is indeed a madness to game a 54mm , but a beautiful one!

From AlexandrosL: 80's Dwarf at Millsy's Millpond. ( 35 Points)

This little Dwarf was one of my first minis from games workshops that I bought in the end of 80’s

There was a model shop on the way home from school. It was a small shop where I bought the models. One day I discovered a few metal blister with some figures. At that time I did not know games workshop or wargames. The closest were the dungeon and dragrons role games with my friends.

I always liked this dwarf very much, halfway between fighter and beer drinker. because you can always annihilate your enemies enjoying a good drink.

 
I bought some dwarfs just to paint. It çwasn't until some years later that I didn't start playing.

Some more dwarfs in their original state before the challenge

really love the shading and highlighting on this guy. Top work

Martin

From AlexandroL: Dwarf & Treasure Mimic (15 Points)

These little Dwarf from Mantic games It’s a part of my new Warband(Northern Alliance) to play Vanguard, Skirmish fantasy game. We are looking for a fantasy game with few figures, fun and easy to play.

We are very surprised with this game, it's a lot of fun scenarios with interesting missions that go beyond killing each other. And the most interesting thing is that it has a campaign mode where you are gaining experience and money to buy new equipment or hire new mercenaries.

The marker (Treasure Mimic) is one of the first files I have printed on my 3D printer. My wife gave me this Christmas and it has certainly been great. I bought the file on the page of my mini Factory, where there are hundreds of fantasy miniatures of all prices.

I think that in five years almost everyone will have their own printer at home, design their own minis or pay for them. The consequence is that everyone can have the minis they want or have always wanted. A dream for me.

From DaveD - might nice Dwarves you have there . I think the 3d printing as you say will really change things over the next few years for sure.