Hi folks,
First couple of days back and I wanted to finish up the projects I was working on prior to me going on holiday.
Mainly that involved the final varnish coats and basing of a few of my 10mm Pendraken Confederate dismounted cavalry. While basing these I decided to do the horse holders, guns and a final cavalry stand made up of my last remaining cavalry man and a surreptitious staff officer.
On to pics - cavalry in all it's glory, with dismounted and mounted options as well as horse holders:
Random (extra) cavalry base, to give me 8 stands in my cavalry unit:
Dismounted cavalry and horse holders:
Guns:
And some more random pics - with the complete cavalry unit and the other models together:
So I'm making some progress with this project. I believe we're aiming to get a game of some description in July, so I'll be pushing to get everything done. I'm not sure about the limbers and such currently, but I will aim to get the casualty figures I have painting next. This will allow me to base up the remainder of my infantry - I'm hoping the cavalry dismount spares and casualties will help make the infantry units go a little further.
This will leave me with limbers, another gun (or three!), ammo wagons and various markers to do.
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Monday, 26 June 2017
Monday, 8 May 2017
10mm ACW: Confederate Cavalry and Command WiP + Other projects
Hi Folks,
Just a quick update from me. While I'm still working on my 15mm WW2 terrain - specifically working through my pile of cut up door mat/wheat fields, I have also started working on my 10mm ACW again, along with sorting out some 15mm WW2 bits.
I'd gotten all my infantry done previously, but hadn't based them due to a cunning plan involving using casualty figures to pad out the basing a little. I've still the casualties to paint, but moved on to one of the things that had been daunting me a bit - the cavalry.
I've never painted a horse in any scale. But I figured if I could paint a Lion, how hard could some horses be...
Anyway, I've been making some progress over the last few days, with some base coated and washed figures to show for it:
WW2 wise, I am going to be working with two aims. Firstly, to get some more infantry painted. Secondly, to revisit the painting on my original infantry models, and update the basing. After much soul searching I have also decided to switch from 5 man teams to 4 man teams, to better reflect the squad sizes during Totalize and also make my available infantry go a little further.
I have also prepared some of my 'other' 15mm FoW infantry teams - including mine sweeping Royal Engineers and medic teams to be based and finished. Some of this only requires a quick highlight and ultra matt varnishing, along with basing. Unfortunately later batches will involve a lot more painting from scratch!
Just a quick update from me. While I'm still working on my 15mm WW2 terrain - specifically working through my pile of cut up door mat/wheat fields, I have also started working on my 10mm ACW again, along with sorting out some 15mm WW2 bits.
I'd gotten all my infantry done previously, but hadn't based them due to a cunning plan involving using casualty figures to pad out the basing a little. I've still the casualties to paint, but moved on to one of the things that had been daunting me a bit - the cavalry.
I've never painted a horse in any scale. But I figured if I could paint a Lion, how hard could some horses be...
Anyway, I've been making some progress over the last few days, with some base coated and washed figures to show for it:
| Washed and highlighted standing horses - for my horse holder/dismounted cavalry makers |
| Figures on the left are awaiting highlight/varnish - I'm still working on the ones on the right. |
| Close up of the WiP minis |
I have also prepared some of my 'other' 15mm FoW infantry teams - including mine sweeping Royal Engineers and medic teams to be based and finished. Some of this only requires a quick highlight and ultra matt varnishing, along with basing. Unfortunately later batches will involve a lot more painting from scratch!
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