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<H3><a name="datop" id="datop">15mm Planes</a></H3>


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<img class=marginalia src=kushplane00.jpg></img>
Here are a couple cheap toy planes that I want to turn into terrain pieces.
They are decent for 15mm scale and will let me clutter up an airport, military
airstrip, or flight deck.
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<img class=larginalia src=kushplane03.jpg></img>
Since they are pretty basic shape, I am just doing some basic block painting
to make them look a little more generic.  This one gets some grey undercoat
and light grey drybrushing.  The cockpit is silver, and I lined out the details
to give them a little emphasis.
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<img class=marginalia src=kushplane04.jpg></img>
From the side view, we can see that the plane, without landing gear, sits way
too low to be realistic.  But the size and volume is decent for giving some blocked
and obstructed line of sight in a game.
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<img class=larginalia src=kushplane01.jpg></img>
These ones have more of a scifi feel, so they can go with a modern or far future
scenario.
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<img class=marginalia src=kushplane02.jpg></img>
Again, they sit on the ground, but still provide a decent sized blocking terrain
bit that is reasonable for a single person fighter plane.
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