My first unit of 10mm minis is done! Let me know what you think.
http://thetrojanbunny.blogspot.com/2010/05/my-first-10mm-sudan-unit.html
Looking good 8)
Excellent job for your first go at this scale, well done.
Fantastic looking troops old boy. Sure to bloody the nose of the Mahdi, hip,hip, horray.
The painting is great, and they are posed perfectly. You can almost hear the sergeant: "Take Aim! Steady! Wait for it...!"
Thanks for the kind words, chaps!
I'm halfway through the second unit now. 10mm is so quick to paint!
Soon they'll be giving Johnny Dervish the old what-for!
Mike old boy... how are ya?!
Your Brits look amazing. Nice work indeed.
-B6
Hey man, it's been awhile! Doing pretty good, yourself? Thanks for the kind words about the Sudan minis.
I've been good thanks! Seems like a lot of us TMP'ers/LAF'ers are scaling down to 10mm these days.
No worries about the comments. Credit where it's due.
-Todd
Really nice
can i ask what colours and paints you used?
ta
scall
look fantastic, what size bases are you putting them on? :-\
Really nice painting and shading, but - is it just me?- or does this photo answer the age old riddle of the football chant "Who ate all the pies?"
Mollinary
Looking good .....almost tempting me to another period ( ignoring the 15s for Sudan I got lying around somewhere)
If you are looking at doing the British in the Sudan a great online uniform guide can be found at http://perry-miniatures.com/index2.html (http://perry-miniatures.com/index2.html) drop down the menu and look at the sudan extra bits there you will find a link to an article written by one of the bros
Thanks for all the kind words.
Bases are 20mm square wooden bases from Litko.
Paints used were a variety of cheap craft paints, followed by the dip and dullcote. I can list the specific paints if you would like.