'A Tale of Four Gamers'

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Shako covers and trousers last night. Flesh and wash on flesh done too.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Ney done whilst waiting for inks to dry. 
Line need belts/piping/cuffs/collars/hair/bread bags/pom-poms and they're done!   

[Leman]

If that is Ney he looks terrific.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Thank you.

[Leman]

I have an Altar of Freedom game coming up next Thursday and have to add (in 6mm) 3 stands of guns, 1 stand of generals, 3 HQs, four 3mm buildings, some 3mm snake fences,  over 6feet of 3mm railway and a mass of road, not to mention a shed load of wooded terrain. Trip to the big model railway shop in Liverpool on Monday, as well as printing off and making up some of the freebie stuff from the AoF site. Other terrain provided by Paper Terrain. Apart from my shopping trip, not expecting to get out much before next Friday.

[Techno]

Terrific, Will. 

Cheers - Phil.

[Subedai]

I have an Altar of Freedom game coming up next Thursday and have to add (in 6mm) 3 stands of guns, 1 stand of generals, 3 HQs, four 3mm buildings, some 3mm snake fences,  over 6feet of 3mm railway and a mass of road, not to mention a shed load of wooded terrain. Trip to the big model railway shop in Liverpool on Monday, as well as printing off and making up some of the freebie stuff from the AoF site. Other terrain provided by Paper Terrain. Apart from my shopping trip, not expecting to get out much before next Friday.

Well that's Monday morning sorted, what are you going to do for the rest of the week?   

[Leman]

 

[paulr]

Ney done whilst waiting for inks to dry.  

Will look even better when flocked

Line need belts/piping/cuffs/collars/hair/bread bags/pom-poms and they're done!  

Say it quickly, it sounds less to do

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Just down to facings/colour/cuffs/water bottles/pom-poms..

[FierceKitty]

Indian longbowmen are done; halfway through the heavy cavalry, such as they are. It's rather a shock, commanding a Mauryan army after a Moghul one. The more modern one is based on good heavy cavalry, the earlier has a few shoddy ones in support.

[Ithoriel]

Indian longbowmen are done; halfway through the heavy cavalry, such as they are. It's rather a shock, commanding a Mauryan army after a Moghul one. The more modern one is based on good heavy cavalry, the earlier has a few shoddy ones in support.

That's because you have heffalumps and the four-horse camper vans .... err, chariots to give mounted support.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Nearly done...

[Techno]

Nice work again, Will ! 
Cheers - Phil

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

And now they're done.
Varnish and photos tomorrow.

[Leman]

Looking forward to that. Baccus ACW guns and generals virtually complete and had my first go at an Altar of Freedom 3mm building. Much bigger than a Brigade Models 3mm building.  will be more valuable to compare Paper Terrain's 3mm European stuff with Brigade Models. Little project for the weekend.

[Steve J]

Started painting the bases of my first Gruntz platoon and supports. Also dug out a load of EM4 Miniatures plastic mechas that I started years ago to be tweaked and used with aforementioned platoon.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Had a very pleasant evening painting 1870 French standards and labelling bases on two Division of the French 1st Corps.

Photos later in the week.

Interview tomorrow... May be too drunk to paint tomorrow night!

[FierceKitty]

Mauryan archers and cavalry are ready for action. I've begun the wandering mercenaries (cf. Plutarch) and the first elephants now.

[FierceKitty]

Getting there fast. Half the chariots, half the melee foot, all the archers, all the cavalry, and a third of the elephants.