Looks great, Paul. I take it this is some sort of assault by Gurkhas in your usual 1/35 scale?
Before I bashed my finger I was trying to make some scenery. A street scene of houses, rubble, debris and bodies. I intend to display my tanks on it so I can take some nice pictures!
Still figuring out the dio,but on the figure painting side I have bought some "washes" from the Games Workshop and they are brilliant,highly recommended. If you want more info I will write again.
Thanks for the comments everyone, yes they are my preferred 1/35 scale and they are only conversions of some Tamiya figures I had from many years ago(recycle everything these days). Apart from the standing figure who is ex-Verlinden. The "raid" is loosely based on a French poster I saved whilst browsing and I do mean loosely At the moment I am still a "dyed in the wool" enamel and oils painter but may just try some acrylics I've had a set of Vallejo's since Christmas and still not opened them !!!
Paul
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No I'm afraid their putee's are made of simpler stuff strips of masking tape superglued in place, and when painted it gives them some texture. All head-dress is sculpted and one or two other details, the rest is a mix of plastic card/strip and some sprue. the kukhri's are from Dragon( via a donation from a guy on another forum) and the rifle is Ultracast I think, with lead foil strap. Paul
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Thanks for the explanation Paul, a very clever solution for the puttees - but too fiddly for my favorite scale 1/72 I'm afraid. Anyway keep up the good work!
At the moment I am still a "dyed in the wool" enamel and oils painter but may just try some acrylics 
I've had a set of Vallejo's since Christmas and still not opened them !!!
Anyway keep up the good work!
