These extras will be added to generals' bases (after touch-ups on the chins!) |
They'll be getting their first tabletop outing this afternoon and I expect them to die ingloriously, given that they are newly painted!
I will be taking pics, provided my camera battery has recharged sufficiently before I head out.
Very nice. I thought about using Russians for Borduria in an 18th century imagi-nations project I am starting, but I went with Prussians instead and with Austrians for Syldavia.
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excellent work
ReplyDeleteNice Work Tamsin!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Miss Tamsin,
ReplyDeletenice painting and great work on the "tricky" flags, it works very well on the pics.
Great looking grenadiers, very nice job!
ReplyDeleteThey look fantastic now they are based!
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Peter
They do look absolutely splendid.
ReplyDeleteAnd very nice they look too!
ReplyDeleteLooking good!
ReplyDeleteHope the game went well and these are very nice
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A splendid unit, Tamsin.
ReplyDeleteWell done!
They do look nice. I hope they fight as well as they look!
ReplyDeleteA very nice force you have.
ReplyDelete@ Carole - thanks!That sounds like an interesting imagiNations project you're working on :)
ReplyDelete@ Miles - cheers! :)
@ Adam - thanks! :)
@ Gilles - merci! :)
@ Phil - thank you! :)
@ Peter - cheers! The bases are 30 x 30 mm :)
@ Michael A - I'm pleased with how they turned out :)
@ Ray - cheers! :)
@ Millsy - I always look good (except in some photos) ;)
@ Ian - the game was fun :)
@ Stefan - thanks! :)
@ Clint - they actually fought rather well for newly painted troops :)
@ Dannoc - I'm rather fond of my SYW Russians :)
Great stuff Tamsin. How did they do on the field of glory? Now that I broke the spell with Millsy's newly painted troops (who did brilliantly in our game and didn't take a single casualty) that old sacred cow is dead!
ReplyDeleteLooking good!
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