„…Between Argentina and the United Kingdom in 1982, over two British dependent territories in the South Atlantic…“

The models were all originally super-glued onto wooden painting sticks, undercoated with a couple of licks of „Vallejo“ Heavy Grey, and drenched in „Citadel“ Agrax Earthshade. I then dry-brushed them with (more) „Vallejo“ Heavy Grey, and began the tricky process of ‚picking out‘ all their boots, hands, faces and weapons with a little „Citadel“ Abaddon Black.

„…The Falkland Islands and its territorial dependency, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands. .“

However, as I actually intend to use these figures to recreate some battles akin to the old Commodore 64 computer game „Germany 1985“ by „Strategic Simulations Incorporated“, I thought I’d also give each soldiers‘ rear ammunition belt a touch of „Vallejo“ Heavy Sienna and „Citadel“ Agrax Earthshade. This palette might not be historically accurate. But it will help me identify British units if I do indeed go down the route of ‚creating‘ other NATO/Commonwealth forces to thwart their Soviet Opposition – and use more of these „Pendraken Miniatures“ sculpts for them too.

„CoolMiniOrNot“ WIPs – This riderless Devil Dinosaur has been repaired and undercoated

Resultantly, I have cut off the prehistoric monster’s bust rider, green-stuffed the subsequent hole, filed down my repairs, and slapped a basic „Vallejo“ Russian Uniform WWII undercoat on the beast. My plan is to simply turn Jack Kirby’s comic book creation into a generic Tyrannosaurus Rex, and use the figure for some actual tabletop gaming – as opposed to anything related to the boardgame. In addition, as I actually own a copy of Moon Girl & Devil Dinosaur myself, I might paint them up later on for some carnivore verses carnivore action…