Hello everybody, sadly I only have time for a very quick update.
Here are some of the miniatures for my newest project, an early war Soviet army for the Operation Barbarossa event our wargaming club is organising.
The T-26s and infantry are from Baker Company, the BA-6 is from Warlord Games.
I'm planning to turn the biplane into a mission objective for the Top Secret mission.
I hope I can put up the full reviews soon!
Thursday, May 19, 2016
Sunday, May 1, 2016
Review - Anvil Industry The Blacksmith
Anvil Industry is one of my favorite miniature companies, and they recently turned 5 years old! To celebrate this, they released The Blacksmith, their special 5th anniversary miniature. Of course I ordered two, let's have a look!
The miniature come with a lot of pieces: a base plate, a body, an anvil, a pair of tongs, two heads,
two right hand options and three left hand options!
The quality is very good, as usual for Anvil Industry. But I was very surprised to see the amount of bubbles on the underside of the anvil piece:
Shocking! ;)
Well, luckily this is completely irrelevant for the look of the miniature because the rest of the anvil looks as sharp as you can wish for:
I can only speculate that the bubbles are caused by the process of casting such a complex form, but then again, they do not affect the look of the model at all.
I bought two sets so I can build one as an actual blacksmith and one as a warrior ready to fight.
Assembly is easy and everything fits perfectly:
Amazing character!
I chose the flaming sword and shield combo for my warrior. You could also use the hammer for the right hand and a dagger for the left.
The tools on his belt appear a bit out of place to me, but who knows what they will be used for after the battle...
I am looking very much forward to painting these two. It's a really cool miniature, especially when built as a blacksmith. Makes me wish I could do OSL...
If you want to pick up you own blacksmith, go to:
http://anvilindustry.co.uk/Boutique/special-edition/The-Blacksmith
And in case you are wondering what happened to my Bolt Action Hungarians... Well, I missed the tournament due to a severe plumbing issue (I spare you the details). There was some progress painting them, and I hope I will show some new pictures soon.
Overall I promise to take better care of this blog in the future - I have sorted out my wedding, residency and new job and it should be much easier now to post an article every other week or so.
See you soon!
The miniature come with a lot of pieces: a base plate, a body, an anvil, a pair of tongs, two heads,
two right hand options and three left hand options!
The quality is very good, as usual for Anvil Industry. But I was very surprised to see the amount of bubbles on the underside of the anvil piece:
Shocking! ;)
Well, luckily this is completely irrelevant for the look of the miniature because the rest of the anvil looks as sharp as you can wish for:
I can only speculate that the bubbles are caused by the process of casting such a complex form, but then again, they do not affect the look of the model at all.
I bought two sets so I can build one as an actual blacksmith and one as a warrior ready to fight.
Assembly is easy and everything fits perfectly:
Amazing character!
I chose the flaming sword and shield combo for my warrior. You could also use the hammer for the right hand and a dagger for the left.
The tools on his belt appear a bit out of place to me, but who knows what they will be used for after the battle...
I am looking very much forward to painting these two. It's a really cool miniature, especially when built as a blacksmith. Makes me wish I could do OSL...
If you want to pick up you own blacksmith, go to:
http://anvilindustry.co.uk/Boutique/special-edition/The-Blacksmith
And in case you are wondering what happened to my Bolt Action Hungarians... Well, I missed the tournament due to a severe plumbing issue (I spare you the details). There was some progress painting them, and I hope I will show some new pictures soon.
Overall I promise to take better care of this blog in the future - I have sorted out my wedding, residency and new job and it should be much easier now to post an article every other week or so.
See you soon!
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