American Civil War. 10mm. Pendraken Miniatures. Stating The Bleeding Obvious!

[Roy]

Yep, several of our club members have used ARTSCOW for participation game cards.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

'Scuse me for askin', wot waz da obvious? 

[Roy]

Them being 10mm. And Pendraken sculpts. This being in a Pendraken bit of the forum.

I was in a 'funny' frame of mind when I started this thread. Least said, soonest mended.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Oh, that! Thought I had missed something! 

[Last Hussar]

I use Artscow to print the cards.  Design them in MSE, then upload the jpegs

[Roy]

26th February 2017: Project slowed down due to club(s) commitments and real life.

Plus painting Cowboys, learning rules and playing 28mm, playing Star Wars X-Wing



I'm going to increase the amount of bases to the above (painted) infantry units - 7 bases & 5 bases

[Leman]

Looking really good Roy. Will really look spectacular when the flags appear.

[DFlynSqrl]

Looking awesome so far!

[paulr]

 

[Womble67]

Very nnice indeed

Take care

Andy

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Mighty fine sir!

[Westmarcher]

26th February 2017: Project slowed down due to club(s) commitments and real life.

OK. Let you off. This time. But you'll have to cut down on this 28mm and Star Wars stuff. OK?*


[p.s. Good work by the way, fella!  ]

* says he who has not been posting much lately either.   

[Techno]

Look really good, Roy. 

Cheers - Phil

[Jesus]

Very nice

[skywalker]

Looking god Roy 

[Terry37]

Look really great!

I am working on my first 4 elements of Pendraken ACW figures, and am amazed at the detail in such a small figure. I am doing the SC Zouaves, Louisiana Rifles for the south, and the 22nd New York Militia and Berdan Sharpshooters for the north.

Terry

[Roy]

Thanks everyone

Terry37 - Very nice. Lots of greys and browns for me, so far, but maybe one day I'll progress to the bright colour in cloth units 

[Leman]

When I was a young lad, moons and moons ago, most of my Confederates had light blue trousers. Since those long lost Airfix days I have learnt many things about Confederate uniforms, namely - light blue trousers became very unpopular as the war progressed owing to friendly fire incidents; when union trousers were acquired they tended to be dyed as soon as possible; butternut was an early war make do with grey becoming more usual as the war progressed; in the second half of the war many eastern theatre troops acquired dark bluegrey uniforms made in Ireland; western troops were more likely to have branch colour collars and cuffs than eastern troops; the various shades of home produced grey dye tended to oxidise relatively quickly so that some uniforms took on a greyish brown drab appearance. I would highly recommend Fred Adolphus' three articles on Confederate clothing in ACW Gamer, issues 6,7 and 8.