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A place for Dust Warfare painting enthusiasts to discuss their hobby
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Dust: Nord Afrika
Published on 16 July 2012 - 01:36:14

I hope this is in the right spot

 Finding the winter theme (although very well done) rather dreary. I opted to try and make mine more of a desert theme, as a historical WW2 gamer I decided that Tunisia would by my area of operations. So without further ado here we have "Gustatori" or Italian assault Pioneers.

With my flame thrower trooper I have managed to make him either in action or not in action and was wondering what would be the best?

Would love to have feedback!

 

Hope all the pictures came through this forum set up is a little hard to get around!

 

 

 

 

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Reply #1 | Published on 16 July 2012 - 05:13:19
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Fantastic! please tell me how to make the flame in the flametrower!

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Reply #2 | Published on 16 July 2012 - 11:19:46

 I'd use rate earth magnet on the flammenwerfer, and leave it off while moving, snap it on while firing, then take it back off after torching your target. 

Very nice paint and theme btw. 

"I have met with death...  she is afraid!"

 - Shadow4ce

Reply #3 | Published on 16 July 2012 - 14:49:09

Awesome job, I love the custom heads you used.

A little nitpick: it's "guastatori" (saboteurs), as "gustatori" is something that reminds of sommeliers and cuisine chefs (gusto = taste)

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Reply #4 | Published on 22 July 2012 - 01:36:14

 The flame is made out of a wire frame and woodlands scenic clump foilage super glued to the wire frame - nce dry coat in several coats of pva and water (till its solid). then let dry for 24 hours the undercoat white (with spray paint) and paint from there

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