WIP "HO Scale Soft Plastic" CSA Artillery Battery

[Razorboy]

"HO Scale Soft Plastic" CSA Artillery Battery sadly still on my bench after a couple of decades. I don't know about you guys but I LOVE to start new projects but actually finishing them can be a problem. One of my many afflictions I reckon. .........
BTW, that "Braille Scale" is awfully hard on a fella's eyes!

 

[Warren SMITH]

I think we all have that same affliction. I have quite a few figures, kits that were started with so much enthusiasm, but ended up back in their boxes when builders block set in..
But it doesnt hurt to take a fresh look at a project a decade or two later LOL... except in your case...
For me 54mm is the new Braille scale. I would have no chance with 72nd scale these days and the specs have to be on to do even the simplest of things like reading..

Smithy

 

[Nap]

Hi Dave

Nice to see smaller scales here ,the poses are certainly good

Look forward to seeing more on this

Happy benchtime

Nap

 

[theBaron]

Nice, RB! What brand are those? The bases make me think of Atlantic, but I wouldn't venture the guess.

Along with the pilot or crew figures in my plane and tank kits when I was a kid, I painted Airfix' HO and 1/72 figures as I started out. Back then, that, and Atlantic's Greeks and Trojans, were the only wargame scale figures I could get at our hobby store. I had the Romans and Britons, several sets of WWII figures from the Airfix/MPC diorama kits, and then I moved into Napoleonics. But it was a lot of fun. I had a Waterloo wargame set up on a 4x8 sheet of plywood in the basement, by the time I graduated high school and entered my hobby hiatus. Yes, they were a lot of fun!

I hope you pick these up again and finish them, it will be cool to see your results!

Prost!
Brad