Whats the humdrum about Chaps? Adventures into Victorian Science Fiction and Steampunk with ramblings about Aeronefs, Dirigibles, Land Ironclads, Anarchists, Dinosaur Hunting, Terranefs, Aquanefs, Mad Scientists, and all manner of electric contraptions and steam conveyances. It may not make sense, but there will be claret and a nice cheese board at the end. Tally-Ho and "Vôtre dans une sauce au vin blanc!"
Wednesday, 3 June 2009
MONI Workbench Article
Another of Dampf's great scratch-build works has been featured at TMP's workbench section.
Does anyone know why Aeronefs are all "shallow draught" flying battleships? Each game has its own aesthetics, I'm not knocking it, I was just wondering what the background was.
Part two - The painting of the Japanese Aeronef MONI, is now available as a workbench article on TMP, see; http://theminiaturespage.com/workbench/163635/
I saw a photo of final version of this nef somewhere. It was interesting to se the proces of making it. Great HUGE Aeronef :)
ReplyDeleteGot to admire his scratchbuilding skills!
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know why Aeronefs are all "shallow draught" flying battleships? Each game has its own aesthetics, I'm not knocking it, I was just wondering what the background was.
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ReplyDeletePart two - The painting of the Japanese Aeronef MONI, is now available as a workbench article on TMP, see; http://theminiaturespage.com/workbench/163635/
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