WWI British painted!

[Leon]

We're continuing to plough through all of the missing product photos and after long last the WWI British have had some attention!  These were painted by Richard Bradley of Workbench Warriors, so thanks to him for these.

[paulr]

    

[pierre the shy]

Always great to see manufacturers put up pictures of their products on their websites. Makes it so much easier for customers like me in the Antipodes to make sure we are buying the right figures for what we need rather than just buying blind. Painted stuff is even better.       

[Steve J]

Cracking work there and lovely to see what some of the codes look like, especially the heavy artillery .

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Wow

[Techno 3]

Really nice work !

[fred.]

They look great!

Also lets me see the codes I don't currently have - further temptation!

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Good stuff

[DecemDave]

OMG    68 glorious packs I'd never even thought of. 
Doomed.  I'm Doomed.

[Shedman]

An excellent range

[paulr]

OMG    68 glorious packs I'd never even thought of. 
Doomed.  I'm Doomed.

I can strongly recommend ITLSU by TooFatLardies for early war

[Ben Waterhouse]

Very excellent!

[fred.]

I can strongly recommend ITLSU by TooFatLardies for early war

Also works well for late war. 


Not sure it has rules for steam engines though!

[DecemDave]

Also works well for late war.
Not sure it has rules for steam engines though!

Phew  Means I can wait until the second errata of the third supplement gets published.

[fred.]

Phew  Means I can wait until the second errata of the third supplement gets published.

You're pretty safe, ITLSU is still on its first edition from 2005!