35mm Swedish Västgötadal Regt ca.1700

                          35mm Swedish Västgöta-Dal Regt ca.1700

   35mm Swedish Drabants ca.1700 - Charles XII's elite bodyguard Squadron

                    35mm Swedish Life Guard Regiment ca.1704

                                          35mm Swedish Cavalry Regiment ca.1700-1709.

 

28mm WW2 Spanish Blue Division Infantry  I have just painted. Note the Soviet SMGS, the Spanish preferred them. The figures are Bolt Action plastic WW2 Winter Germans.

Home made 35mm miniature of Charles XII and his dog Pompeo.

 

35mm Danish Dronningens Livregiment (Queens Lifeguards) ca.1700. 

 

35mm Danish Grenadierkorps Regiment ca.1710. Figures sculpted and painted by me.

35mm Danish Prinds Carls Regiment ca.1700

35mm Danish Mariner (Marines) Regiment ca.1700

The latest 35mm home sculpted miniatures. The Danish Garden Til Fods (Foot Guards) Regiment ca.1700.

 

Latest completed 35mm cavalry - Austrian Kuirassiers and British Horse. All sculpted by myself and cast by a friend. 

The latest of my 35mm homemade figures. Cavalry charging.

Some more 35mm. Great Northern War era Danish Grenadiers with a Colonel encouraging them to do great deeds.

 

I have started a project for this year to paint the British Peninsula War  Light Division in 28mm. So far I have finished the British component of the Division: 52nd Oxfordshire Light Infantry, 43 Monmouthshire Light Infantry, 95th Rifles, Horse Artillery. The figures are Front Rank. Now I have to do the Portuguese Cazadores and infantry.

 

Mithril Miniaturers King Theoden of Rhoan. I painted this mini a while ago but have re-based it and thought it was worthy of showing off.

28mm WW2 Aussie Sniper Team

 This is the 28mm Australian sniper team from Eureka Miniatures.
It is a very nice set. 

Just don't let Smiley get you in his cross hairs!

WW2 AUSSIE COMMANDOS

Just painted up the first of my 28mm Eureka Minis WW2 Aussies. Mine all have Owen guns or Bren Guns as I am making them up as late war Commandos. The native carriers are from Company B.

MEDIEVAL SWISS ARMY

Here is my Swiss army. This has been a LONG time in the making. I first made the master figures and the drop cast moulds for the army back in 1983. I cast a lot of figures, painted some and put the rest in a bag where they remained for many years. In the last year or so I have returned to my Swiss and painted all the figures I cast. I have added some Perry heads for variation and used some Foundry minis for standard bearers and a mounted leader. I have also used figures from other manufacturers for the crossbows and handguns. I have four cannons to go with this army. Two of these are painted and two more are almost done. Now why paint the pikes red? In the Funken book on Medieval armies they have the Swiss pikes as red and I thought they looked good, so mine are red.

WW2 AUSTRALIAN COMMANDOS 2

I have finished painting the Australian Commandos. Here they are. Nice figures but I really don't know how they can ever be used in wargame if they play their commando role. Their basic tactic, as one of them put it, was 'Punch and Piss off' which does not make a very interesting game. And yes Owen guns often came out of the factory painted in camouflage colors. I did a minor bit of conversion on the figure with the rifle turning it into an EY grenade firing rifle as by 1945 this was the only type of rifle they tended to use apart from sniper rifles.