My first game was against Mike R's Order of St John; followed by Dave S's Medieval Spanish (Castille) list. I lost both games, but could have won both if my dice rolls for some crucial combats hadn't been so awful.
However, it was a useful learning experience for me as I now know how to adjust my list for future games - less pikes, more halberdiers (and upgrade some to Elite) and more light troops to make the army a bit larger and more resilient.
With that wittering out of the way, on with today's workbench post.
Today I have mostly been drybrushing the Gaslands scrapyard terrain pieces. I've also glued the spare cars onto some of the bases to add some height.
Tomorrow will see me giving them all a dirty brown wash and when that is dry I will be adding some static grass tufts.
They look excellent.
ReplyDeleteThat's quite a lot of scrap - looking good though.
ReplyDeleteA very nice "pre-owned" car lot
ReplyDeleteBroom broom. One lady owner, good runner, no rust. Etc
ReplyDeleteSaw a nice game at Vanquish last weekend - wacky races board game. Each game was only 10 - 15 minutes though !
Have you gotten to play with your WWII Aussies yet? They were a potent jungle fighting force and the allies could not have won in the Pacific without them. They were quick to figure out the need for green-colored uniforms for jungle fighting and the need for lots of automatic weapons for the eyeball to eyeball stuff so common in the jungle.
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