The kids wanted to get a little painting in, and we managed to knock out a few new figures.
First up from the boys are Black Cat and American Dream:
Black Cat is from Reaper, and American Dream is an Old Glory figure. The boys did the bulk of the painting, and then asked me to come in and do some clean up and detailing.
For myself, I finished up the half painted Beast and then painted a figure that we'll be using for Juggernaut. These figures are also from Old Glory and Reaper.
Sunday, November 17, 2013
Saturday, November 16, 2013
Deutsch-Ostafrika: First British Troops and Some Animals
After having painted my German troops a while back, it was time to return to Ostafrika and start on some British opponents. First up are some Indian Muslim Troops:
These are from Copplestone Castings Back of Beyond range, and are only available as variations on the same basic pose. I would have preferred a bit more variety for skirmish gaming, but they are well sculpted and were available at my local hobby store. The figures are a a little larger than Brigade Games' Sikhs, but not too bad. I've also purchased some British officers for them, but these have yet to be painted.
In addition to the troops, I've also painted up some animals:
I bought the rhinos a while ago and believe they were also manufactured by Copplestone, but I don't have the packaging to confirm (and they are not currently listed on the Copplestone site). They have been painted as black rhinos.
The cattle are produced by Foundry, and can be found in the Masai section. I have painted them to be Ankole-Watusi of eastern Africa.
Overall, I am very happy with how everything came out.
These are from Copplestone Castings Back of Beyond range, and are only available as variations on the same basic pose. I would have preferred a bit more variety for skirmish gaming, but they are well sculpted and were available at my local hobby store. The figures are a a little larger than Brigade Games' Sikhs, but not too bad. I've also purchased some British officers for them, but these have yet to be painted.
In addition to the troops, I've also painted up some animals:
I bought the rhinos a while ago and believe they were also manufactured by Copplestone, but I don't have the packaging to confirm (and they are not currently listed on the Copplestone site). They have been painted as black rhinos.
The cattle are produced by Foundry, and can be found in the Masai section. I have painted them to be Ankole-Watusi of eastern Africa.
Overall, I am very happy with how everything came out.
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