Here's a quick update showing my tiny Dwarven infantry brigade for Land Ironclads, Aeroth:
Dwarf Infantry on maneuvers with Land Ironclad support
I actually painted these little guys last month but hadn't had chance to get any pics till now. I'm quite pleased with how they turned out but need to paint a second brigade with command stands to give me a full regiment but I am really chuffed with the little guys and want to crack on with some Land Ironclads gaming soon but really need to finish work on the assorted gubbins I have first!
Speaking of which, here's a quick preview of my L4 Dwarven Ironclad formation:
L5 Ironclad's in front of 2 L4 Anvil's and a L4 Thunderdrake
The new Anvil class is somewhat bigger and more heavily armed than the basic Ironclad with a single heavy gun mounted in a turret and side sponsons with forward firing medium guns and rear firing light guns. Intended as an infantry support tank, they are slow moving but very hard to stop.
The specialist tank is a Thunderdrake, an artillery modification to the normal Anvil which replaces it's turret with a rocket battery giving the formation a fearsome long range punch.
Hopefully I'll get the little vehicles painted alongside my Thunderhammer tank squadrons that I made last year and then I will need to build a L3 command tank to loom over the battlefield...
In the meantime, All the best!
I'm always really impressed that these are scratch builds. The modelling is great and the painting and basing just adds to it. Top work!
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DeleteI really need to make some more gubbins as it's surprisingly easy!
Like Toby already said, most impressive work. The bases and smoke-plumes make whole lot of a difference too and give the models a sense of realism, as if looking at tactical videogame in a sense.
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