Cool

Base coated the Syrian foot

Last coat on the edges of the Syrian based done

I'll wash the Syrian mounted in an hour or so

Camps

In DBA each army or command in Big Battles DBA needs a Camp. I decided to go with pack camels on 80x40 bases.
For this project I need 8 camps so decided to get them out of the way at the beginning

The first four





The second four

Camp Followers

In some circumstances the camp followers or denizens of a BUA (Built up area) can sally forth so I put together a couple of elements in case they are needed





As we will be using these troops infrequently and each army has several different troop types I have decided to use a small label to identify the troop type

Denizens? Those look like inhabitants.

Denizens, an example of Barkerese

Those are brilliant.

Look terrific !

Cheers - Phil

What have you used for the basing material Paul?

Great looking!  Continue to admire your use of muted colour - very realistic.
Like also all those guys named Dennis was it? 
This is the camel group that doesn't have the satellite dishes right? Or did I miss them?

Definitely some "frying pans" or whatever amongst them.

1st Camel picture - near column 2 & 4, back column 4

3rd Camel picture - near column 1 & 3, rear column 2 & 3

Suitably dark, metallic disk.

Thanks Paul - see them now and pretty easy to spot, too - apparently thought the were going to be aluminum (or something) and looked right past them. 

Cast iron that has been sitting on top of a fire for years was the look I was after

Quote from: Bren on 15 September 2016, 11:49:44 AM
What have you used for the basing material Paul?

I used a mix of wall filler (spackle), paint and PVA to cover the base then dip in a mix of various sand type 'flocks', mainly Woodland scenics. The brown rocks are from Cloud9 and are sprinkled on before the dip

If you want I will rummage in my flock draw and let you know the various flocks

I washed the Syrian mounted last night and the mail has come out nicely
Silver highlights, final dusty dry brush and figure bases left to do, I better crack on with their bases

Touched up the base coat on the Syrian foot this morning before heading off to work