Monday, June 17, 2013

German Casualties, Tirailleurs, and... a Cultist!?


A few odd items I finished up yesterday. Another indoor rainy day capped off with watching two more episodes of Game of Thrones. We’re now halfway through the season.

(Remember: click on the pictures for a bigger version):


German Great War Casualties from Old Glory.


Tirailleurs Algérien from Artizan Designs. I got these three as part of the French Foreign Legion Lucky Bags. Just need to pick up a couple more packs to make a unit… for now…? I guess I could use them as guides attached to the Legionnaire units?


Tirailleurs Martien!? This is a Martian Colonial Trooper from RAFM that I’ve painted in French colours to pass off as French Indigenous Colonial Troops on Mars. On close inspection the equipment – particularly the back pack and water bottle (and rifle) have a distinctly “English” look… but I’m hoping when an entire unit is fielded no one will notice.


An odd cultist I found that I hadn’t painted when I went to re-base his brethren. The figure is one I modeled and cast myself.

Coming soon on Tim’s Miniature Wargaming Blog:

I’m working on some Great War German Jägers at the moment. More Martian Colonial troops have marched on to the painting table. I should really get painting some native Martian hordes if I’m going to do these Martian Colonial Troops…. 

4 comments:

  1. Superb work again. I especially like tho hooded one. He really looks the part.

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  2. Lovely work, especially the Tirailleurs Algérien. They are definitely my favourite.

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  3. The Tirailleurs are my favorite. Nice painting (and sculpting)all around.
    I can't help but wonder how many pounds of figures you have :)

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  4. Thanks guys!

    Sometimes I think it might be easier to measure the mass on my collection in tonnes!

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