Again with the Great War…
(Remember: click on the pictures
for a bigger version):
These are Indian Lancers from Brigade Games. The
minis, I think, are part of their Great War in Palestine figures, but I’ve
painted them in Khaki Serge in hopes of being able to pass them off as some
contingent to the Western Front (or possibly Imperial troops brought to England
to defend the Crown in a Very Brtitish Civil War scenario?).
These minis were passed on to me
by my friend Will Bailie who was doing a bit of a clean out before one move or
another… (Thanks Will!). I hope someday we’ll be able to throw them down on the
table together.
On another note, I've been trying to update the pages lately - mostly adding pictures from elsewhere in the blog... check them out over in the left.
Coming soon on Tim’s Miniature Wargaming Blog:
Um… hard to say…
I’ve often had two painting
stations set up in the house. One a semi-permanent location upstairs on a card
table in the loft where the TV is at – I often sit up there and paint while
Amanda and/or the kids are watching a movie – or if everyone’s out, I’ve been
know to put on a movie and paint, listening and looking up once in a while to
see what’s going on. The other is on the Big Hobby Table in the War Room/Hobby
Dungeon in the basement. It’s actually less permanent than the one upstairs
(even though the one upstairs COULD be taken down at any time, if the space
were needed) as I have to clear it away whenever we play a game.
As previously mentioned, we’re
having some major renovations done to the upstairs which has required me to
dismantle the upstairs painting station and move a whole bunch of the other
stuff from the top floor into the basement War Room/Hobby Dungeon for storage
which has pretty much shut down any activity there – gaming or painting….
I have, however since moved a
temporary painting station back upstairs as we’ve found out the contractors
won’t be able to start until the end of the month – at the earliest… which is a
bit of a drag. When we’d talked to them last fall it sounded like they wanted
to get going as soon as the snow melted and dried up… Anyway, the new temporary
painting station is as cluttered as ever already… Legionnaires, German
Dragoons, the last few zombies… all sorts of stuff up there ready for paint.
What I will do next? I have no idea.
A great looking unit.
ReplyDeleteVery nice job on those!
ReplyDeleteFantastic looking Colonial cavalry. Your production and quality always impressive. Dean
ReplyDeleteThanks Guys!
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