Hello! After receiving a sample pack I have just finished painting my first two units and a little bit of home made 10mm terrain. Absolutely love the new scale (sharp practice 28mm before this) I'm building toward playing General D'Armee mainly because I have a 3'by6' table and don't have room for bigger battles. Is it possible for me to post pics of my efforts? I am using an I-phone but also have laptop access. A bit of a technophobe 🙄 -Cheers everyone!
M.A

Ignore the pic question- I just worked it out!
M.A

Hi MA, welcome to the Forum!

Welcome!

Welcome to the Mad House. Go on, show us a picture 

Welcome to the madhouse ... err, I mean forum.

Pictures are always welcomed here, advice and encouragement much dispensed.

Enjoy!

welcome to the scale and the forum.

Welcome MA - sure you'll have great fun with the 10s.

Welcome. 10mm is a great scale

https://flic.kr/p/Y1bQUr
https://flic.kr/p/XXs2fW
https://flic.kr/p/WWQm99
Hope those links work?

Welcome Mr Gamer.

Indeed, 10mm is a very lovely scale, and Pendraken are very lovely figures.

I take it you're a gentleman of a Napoleonic bent? If so, doubly welcome. Which nation do you favour? Which front? Which era?

I look forward to seeing your photos.

Yes indeed it's THE era of interest for me! I was very close to going down the Peninsular route, but the 100 days meant Brunswick (hopefully released soon!) to go along with the Brits as well as Curassier and Lancer cav for the French- I couldn't resist! I had the same plan for 28mm but I just can't fit the amount of Miniatures I would need to include all of those units at that scale. So glad with 10mm though. It just makes sense. Will still be playing Sharp Practice with my Perry collection but all new minis will be Pendraken I think, had a ball painting those up and it only took a quiet weekend to do everything in the flickr photos. What a joy!
What is your particular hobby project at the moment?

A very warm welcome MA !

Very nice work on those figures. 

Cheers - Phil

Welcome

what part of NE London - I'm E17

Nice photos - typical cowardly redcoats hiding behind hedges!

If you share the BBcode link from flickr you get the whole picture and caption as here:

French Carabiniers 1809 - 1st Regiment 04 by Zippee Jerred, on Flickr


(remember to select the right size though - I keep forgetting to change it from large (this is medium)

Hi Zipee!
I'm E11, love your French, what system do you game? You lost me with BB code, I have been using the mobile app- is it easier to find via Flickr website? Cheers for the help!
MA

Quote from: MAgamer on 29 August 2017, 05:57:15 PM
What is your particular hobby project at the moment?

Ah!  

Active projects ...
1:600 aircraft - Pacific War 1942 & 1944, Over Germany 1944, Arab-Isreali 1973 and Viet NAm 1968.
1:600 ships - Mosquito War, 1943
1:3000 ships - Med, 1940
10mm - Napoleoic Prussians, Brit/Allied and French 1815 (long term project - haven't finished buyingthe kit and am too scared to paint it)
10mm - Spanish-American War 1898
10mm - Pacific War 1944

Inactive projects  (i.e. part way there)
ACW, 100yw, Dark Age, Greek vs Rome vs Carthage somewhere in Sicily, Marlborough, Polish 1939, Anglo-Scots 1314 (we won)

Done (or nearly done, then Pendraken bring out something else I HAVE to buy)
Russian 1941
German 1940 & 1944 (incl paras)
British 1940, 1943 and 1944 (incl paras)
US 19... doesn't matter all the same kit WWII (incl paras)
French 1940
Zombies
Some kind of space ships that I bought on a whim ... well becauise I'd been watching Blake's 7.
Stephen vs Matilda
Imagi-Nation 1920 Brits vs French Foreign Legion
Imagi-Nation 1959, Brits vs French vs Russian backed insurgents

Waiting for Pendraken to get their finger out
Korea 1950-1952

I am cursed with a butterfly interest that flits from one thing to another, and I find it very difficult to maintain enthusiasm for one project enough to get it finished.  

However, I do like Centurion tanks. In fact, the news about the Great Partition has piqued my interest in the Indian-Pakistan War - which has derailed my brief enthusiam for WWI Mespot figures. Now if only that the Turks had tanks ...

Welcome on board

Welcome

Very nice work on those Brits 

Another hello from me just over the river in Kent. Those British chaps are rather nice although I'm not too confident they can outrun that huge dust cloud bearing down on them.

Welcome to the delights that are the Pendraken forum

Orcs