Yes, I know I said no more brewery until I get back from Scotland, but I lied. The chimney I’d been waiting for arrived in the post and I decided to open the box, which, of course, was fatal. Within ten minutes I’d assembled it, then I based it, undercoated it, and it was clear I wasn’t going to get much else done today.
The kit was a simple Faller kit and like all of their models it went together very easily and with no issues. I undercoated this in sand colour, dry brushed on the red leather, washed it in ink and then more dry brushing to finish it off. Anyway, here it is.
I added the name of the brewery in the same font as I used on the signage.
And I reckon that’s it. I need some fencing to create a yard, but that’s off the peg stuff. You can look out for the finished brewery in a game coming soon.
The September War, Part Two Arrives
The German invasion of Poland on 1st September 1939 precipitated the greatest conflict the world has ever known, ending the lives of some 60 million people across the globe. This scenario supplement, written by Robert Avery and Alexander Kawczynski, The September War, Part II is the second scenario pack for I Aināt Been Shot, Mum!
10 thoughts on “So I lied…”
Nice chimney, or is a Nazi hidden railgun?
Most impresive build !!!
It Will be a stunning center piec on your wargaming table!
Dulauppror, many thanks. Praise indeed in view of how beautiful your tables always are!
Jesus H Christ! That sure is one mighty fine chimney. Just fine for snipers to climb up.
The baffling thing is that it’s 1/87 scale, right? Still looks huge and immense!!! (Oeeerrr, miss!)
That is absolutely fabby-do old sport!
Fantastic work once again Rich.
Fabulous centerpiece Rich and brilliant work on the lettering. Now you need a collapsed version… just sayin’…
LOL! I have actually been thinking that…
Those large chimneys are truly massive piles of zillions of brickstones.
At Colombelles at the outskirts of Caen – a place where there was hard fighting in an industrial area
http://www.dday-overlord.com/img/archives/calvados/colombelles/photo_colombelles_1944_normandie_02.jpg
the chimney withstood aimed attacks against them and still offered good vantage points for the defenders!
http://www.dday-overlord.com/img/archives/calvados/colombelles/photo_colombelles_1944_normandie_04.jpg
Mhm – Brits for my Stalingrad terrain?
The fight is well documented enough for a bit of Coc after all!
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