Unfortunately the competition closed much sooner in NZ than UK. Half a world away (Oasis?).

First day of Call to Arms completed, a very close run AWI game, lots of positive comments on 10mm
AAR to follow after the AAR for the Affair of Abu Tellul

Caught up with many friends and reminded of several past games including our refight of Austerlitz in 2005

6 units of horse washed

Second day of Call to Arms completed, a close run WWI game, lots more positive comments on 10mm

AAR to follow after the AAR for the AWI game after the AAR for the Affair of Abu Tellul

Caught up with more friends

I forgot to mention yesterday that we had what may be the first meeting of Forum members at an Antipodean show
Rupert of Hentzau, Pierre the Shy and I had a brief chat about the painting competition
Peter and I have known Bryan for a 'few years'

6 units of Horse have had their final dry brush and figure bases painted

Kiwis rightly dominating the competition I guess! 

6 units of Horse sorted ready for basing later today

2 units of Foot and 2 Forlorn Hopes prepared and on my painting rods waiting for the day to warm up so they can be undercoated

6 units of Horse based

2 units of Foot and 2 Forlorn Hopes undercoated

Flock touched up on 6 units of Horse

Armour base coated on 2 units of Foot and 2 Forlorn Hopes (officers only) 

Flags added and edges touched up for 6 units of Horse

6 units of Horse varnished

Armour highlighted on 2 units of Foot and 2 Forlorn Hope officers

Buff coats base coated on 2 units of Foot and 2 Forlorn Hope officers

Painted and based
   36 Foot
   84 Mounted
     0 Guns
120 Total

Royalist
Prince Maurice & Colonel Richard Manning's Regiments





Sir Humphrey Bennet's Regiment





Sir Edward Waldegrave's Regiment





Sir William Clerke's Regiment





Parliament
Colonel John Middleton's Regiment





Colonel George Thompson's London Regiment

Those are brilliant, well done sir.

Wow! that's an impressive work rate.

Well done, Paul! Well worth the wait.

Superb work once again

You've done them proud, Sir. Of course we've all come to expect nothing less.
The labeling scheme is excellent and very readable (after I figured out TH was To-Hit  )