A few odd and sundry items I’ve finished up over the last few weeks…
(Remember: click on the pictures
for a bigger version):
Two mounted crossbowmen for one of my fantasy human A
Song of Blades and Heroes warbands. The figures were originally from
Citadel Miniatures (I think the War of the Roses line…?), which I have had for
many years and been part of many forces over the years and I’ve recently
stripped and now repainted – along with many of my other older figures. I’m
pretty sure they are now available from Wargames
Foundry.
A dying Napoleonic French
Infantryman from Front Rank
Figures
More dead and dying. The two
bottom ones are Dead French Resistance fighters from Black
Tree Design, the one on top in the duster/overcoat/great coat I got
in a trade but I think is a Dixon
Miniatures Old West figure…? I figure all three could be used as
civilian casualties from the beginning of the twentieth century on.
Dark Elves – Old Citadel/Marauder/Games Workshop
figures.
Ratmen – again Old Games Workshop
figures. One is on a plastic base as I am giving it to someone else – the ones
on washers are for my own warbands.
One more (converted) Games
Workshop figure: a Imperial Guard commissar.
I added the head scarf because I have a small collection of
Tallarn Imperial Guardsmen and I thought maybe their commissar might have “gone
a bit native”.
Coming soon on Tim’s Miniature Wargaming Blog:
A few more Terrain Tiles? A Game Report or two? Maybe some Super
Heroes?! (more on that in a bit…)
Ok you have officially inspired me to do a similar post of Odds and Ends. Great work I really like your painting. And the mix of old and new with stuff from all genres and manufacturers is always a treat!
ReplyDeleteQuite an eclectic group of wonderfully painted and based figures!
ReplyDeleteA fine, eclectic mix. Those casualty bases are a bit gruesome!
ReplyDeleteReally excellent...especially the casualties for me.
ReplyDeletePlenty of variety there Tim but all executed to your usual high standard!
ReplyDeleteThanks Guys!
ReplyDeleteThe next batch will be a little less... random...?