15mm WW2: Panzer IV ausf. H - Detailing

After getting a good drybrush to bring out all the details on the model, it was time the details got some love.

15mm WW2: Panzer IV ausf. H - Drybrush and metals

So, after the filter or wash or whatever you want to call it, the overall color of the camo looked good. Now it was time to apply a drybrush to bring out the details and start the weathering of the tanks.

And now for something completely different... 15mm WW2

Finishing my Tau Riptide, I decided on buying the next step for my army. Unfortunately, this isn't very exciting as I just need more Firewarriors to field. So I ordered a box of Firewarriors.

Also, I've been ogling Flames of War and especially the minis, as these are great copies of the tanks seen in World of Tanks (well duh, they are after all historical WW2 tanks). So I bit the bullet and bought a box of 5 15mm Panzer IVs from Plastic Soldier Company.

Introduction

First post... interesting... (I'm new to this blogging business, so bear with me)

Let me start by introducing myself and this blog to my (possibly) international readers:

I'm Cheatah.
I was born in September 1983, which makes me 29 years old right now.
I live in Belgium, a small country in the middle of Europe.

Enough about me... what about this blog?

I've been an avid tabletop wargamer for about 15 years now and I'd like to share my experiences with the world... whether the world likes it or not...