Boer War packs photo request

Started by Kaspar, 19 December 2016, 10:37:15 PM

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Ace of Spades

Can't seem to find the old photographs Kaspar but I'm willing to make some new ones.
Anything packs/numbers in particular you'd like to see?

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Rob
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Ace of Spades

Photobucket has been messing things up quite a bit! Apparently I have to pay them from now on to be able to post pictures on sites like this forum. I find that somewhat ridiculous...
Does anybody know about other options for posting pictures here?

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Rob
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Leon

Quote from: Ace of Spades on 30 August 2017, 02:45:20 PM
Photobucket has been messing things up quite a bit! Apparently I have to pay them from now on to be able to post pictures on sites like this forum. I find that somewhat ridiculous...
Does anybody know about other options for posting pictures here?

Yeah, we've lost a ton of ours as well, loads of Forum stuff that we'd hosted on there.  I'm not paying them £300 or whatever it is to link some pictures...

Other options would be another hosting site like Flickr or Imgur, a blog if you've got one or a Facebook page?
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Google Photos is another option, lots of storage space for free. Links directly with blogspot blogs, also has an app for easy uploading from phones.
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Ace of Spades

Thanks chaps!
I have a Facebook page so maybe that's the easiest way to go then. Will give it a try and see what happens.
Maybe it's possible to replace the lost Photobucket pics when I put the same ones on FB?

Cheers,
Rob
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Ace of Spades



Let's see if this works with a picture from my Facebook page... some British staff and Heliograph teams. The mounted officers are from different sets; I'll look 'em up as soon as I'm sure this works...

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Rob
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Dangerdaz

Lovely stuff ace!
What size bases did you use for the inf, cav and artillery please

Glorfindel

Superb stuff.   They show just how good 10mm figures can be.



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Leman

What on earth is the mounted figure at the back wearing on his head?
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mollinary

Quote from: Leman on 20 October 2017, 12:25:33 PM
What on earth is the mounted figure at the back wearing on his head?

Slouch hat with brim turned up on the left side?

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Leman

It was the badge/headband and angle of photo that made it look like a little Chinese pointed hat with upturned brim.
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20 October 2017, 10:53:31 PM #31 Last Edit: 20 October 2017, 10:57:19 PM by Ace of Spades
Sorry, wrong reply... see next comment.
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Ace of Spades

Quote from: Dangerdaz on 19 October 2017, 09:49:25 PM
Lovely stuff ace!
What size bases did you use for the inf, cav and artillery please

Hi there Daz, thanks for the compliments!

I base my infantry standard on 2cm x 2cm bases for 'formed Foot' and 3cm x 3cm for 'skirmishing Foot' like the Rifle Brigade and such; all 4 figures each. Artillery (including Pom-poms) is standard based on 3xm x 3cm bases with an exception for the heavy Naval Artillery; I kept the 3cm frontage but deepened the base because of the size of the gun. Cavalry 'mounted' is three figures on a 3cm x 3cm base and for mounted Infantry I put two figures on a 2cm x 2cm base. Dismounted they all go 2cm x 2cm bases but with 2 figures only to show they're skirmishing. Fot staff officers, heliograh teams, horse holders, messengers etc. I use hexagonal bases. Sizes don't matter there; it's just to show they're no ordinary troops...
Figures were based to play 'Battles for Empire' by Chris Leach.
Hope this helps!

Cheers,
Rob
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Ace of Spades

Quote from: Leman on 20 October 2017, 04:50:52 PM
It was the badge/headband and angle of photo that made it look like a little Chinese pointed hat with upturned brim.
Indeed the slouch hat with upturned brim. I çonverted' some with some green stuff plumes attached to the hat to create the South African Light Horse. Lovely figures this whole range!

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Rob
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Judging by the brill Camel Corps I think Jesus is really getting into British colonials.
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I'll forgive him for doing the Sudan... he'll come round... sooner or later! ;)

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Rob
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Kaspar

Please post more pictures Ace of Spades - do you have any of the Boers.

Ace of Spades

Hi Kaspar,

I only have the '3 Boers in trench' BW40; my friend has the other Boer stuff but we don't have many pictures of these I fear. I will take a picture of the ones in the trench though.
The officers in the earlier pictures are the 'field officers' (BW19)  with sabres; and the 'general' (BW20) is the one with the binoculars; Heliograph teams (BW25) speak for themselves. The figure riding in the rear with slouch hat is from the 'Mounted Yeomanry' set BW18.
I'll try to take some more pictures a.s.a.p.!

Cheers,
Rob
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