Painting Wargaming Figures Wwii In The Desert

Painting wargames figures wwii in the desert.

Painting wargaming figures wwii in the desert. Lets begin flipping through the pages. This has been published by pen sword military. See all formats and editions. Wwii in the desert paperback july 26 2019.

Wwii in the desert is a book written by andy singleton and published by pen sword as part of their painting wargames figures series of books. The subject of the book should need little explanation covering the four major forces in the desert campaign of world war two. Lets flip through the pages. Hide other formats and editions.

Author andy singleton is a professional figure painter and in this book he describes techniques for painting 28 mm and 20 mm wargames figures that can be used to depict the conflict in the western desert in world war ii. In addition to this there is an appendix which gives a list of figure manufacturers in 15mm 20mm 28mm. The book is divided into two parts. The contents include a brief history of the development of wargaming choice of periods from ancients to sci fi the question of scale not only of miniatures but the size of game from the smallest skirmishes to epic battles terrain buying and painting miniatures creating scenarios for wargames running a campaign solo wargaming and so on.

Wwii in the desert by andy singleton appears to be the first in a new series of books from pen and sword called painting wargaming figures. Wwii in the desert andy singleton professional figure painter andy singleton shares his experience and tips of the trade with those collecting figures for the north african campaigns in wwii. This softback 158 page painted guide is the second in a series published by pen and sword and written by andy singleton with the promise of more to come. After some encouragement he has penned painting wargaming figures.

Thomo the lost andy singleton is a professional figure painter. This softback 158 page painted guide is the second in a series published by pen and sword and written by andy singleton with the promise of more to come.