Pierre the Shy has dropped off the additional additional reinforcements and we sorted them into his 1914 and my 1917...

My painting queue is now server packs longer

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Some pictures of the Indian WW1 10 pdr mountain gun battery that I finally got time to base for our ANZAC game next week....they're from Pendraken's NW Frontier range.

Nicely painted figures and labels by Paulr..... guns and terrain and bases by me....enjoy  







Amazing...the pictures work using BBS code  

Sweet!

 

Cheers - Phil

I like those a lot!

fsn may wonder where the mules are to haul those rocks around with the unit though

Well, of course, it's not for me to say, but yes, one does wonder. 

Quote from: Ithoriel on 22 April 2016, 01:16:39 PM
I like those a lot!

fsn may wonder where the mules are to haul those rocks around with the unit though

Perhaps the mules that carry the guns work in relays

They look good Peter 

While I have inspiration (and an extra day off since its ANZAC day today) I took some pics of some more stuff that I've finished doing.....yes I was up early and we went to the local ANZAC day parade this morning.... I always make the effort to go along and remember those who served.

Added some more flock to the backs of the 10pdr mountain gun battery bases - l think they look a lot better.



Added FPW standard bearers and suitable flags (from PNFL71 flagsheet) to three German infantry battalion command bases and the Jager battalion command stand - They look the part and there is evidence that colours were carried in the opening days of the German advance into Belgium.



Added some Heavy Metal for the two armies -Divisional level 60pdr battery for the BEF and 150mm battery for the Germans - I'm very pleased with how these turned out.



Next up - MMG battery, some Rolls Royce armoured cars and some other Mechanical Transport items (trucks to you  )

Those look cracking, Peter ! 

Cheers - Phil

Great work there.

Thanks.....pretty pleased with how they all turned out.

I took the pictures outside while we still have decent weather here.

The mountain guns should receive their baptism of fire next week, while I have the beginnings of a suitable scenario for the other stuff, including the A/C's, MMG Bty and trucks worked out for sometime later in the year.

Cheers
Peter

 

Very nice indeed

Take care

Andy

The german standards look really good.