Military Museum of Porto Alegre

Once per month i have dentist school here in Porto Alegre.

And this week i took some time to visit the military museum of our estate capital! And of course, i brough my camera!


Here they are, lots of tanks parked there!

A Stuart "Honey"

A M8 Greyhound

Heres a Shermann!

Heres a M60 (Nope! It is a M41)

 You can climb the M41 and take a look inside, but the interior was in a bad shape and my picture was out of focus.

A Leopard

 Another M8

Other Stuart

I think this tank is from brazilian fabrication. (X1 named "Caxias")

 Some howitzers and a mortar

 A .30 machine gun mounted on a armored car

 The other section of the museum

 A .50 Anti Air

Eldar Harlequin Troupe WIP IX

Lets go to the final steps in this squad!

Yesterday i just finished the hardest part in the figure, the harlequin texture in the clothes. Now ill finish the last details and the base and its done!

Eldar Harlequin Troupe WIP VIII

I am finishing the details of those 3 harlies, im getting tired of painting them so i will rush up those. Sadly, theres another 3 to paint. Now i will put all my energies to finish the whole squad.

Luckily i already made the command squad, and those 3 guys are well painted.

Eldar Harlequin Troupe WIP VII

Ill try to finish this squad 'till the endo of the year!

This is the first 3 of the 6 that i need to do to finish the whole squad.

Made the harlie pattern, that is the hardest part first, now i need tho shade it a little and its done.

Tyranid Genestealers and Broodlord

Last night i finished those models, painted them in record time!!

Those figures are to the project A Tale of X Gamers that the blog The Painting Frog is promoting.

The full report of the painting and converting will be in his blog soon!

Painting Workshop with Daedalus

Last weekend we had a painting workshop with Mr Daedalus, a 28mm figure painter from Porto Alegre. The class was organized by our gaming club, and had 10 atendees.

The figure was a chaos maraunder, and we had focused on painting skin, leather and metals.

The class took the entire saturday, and a day talking about miniatures is always fun!

And the figures: