"I'm John and I paint miniatures or toy soldiers or whatever." To that, the room responds "Hi, John!" And we're off. (No insult is meant to those in any 12 step program. I just "feel" addicted at times.)
Some of my latest painting attempts/successes/mess-ups.
15mm TundraWorks figures for the Seven Years War
Prussian garrison regiment figures painted as Swedes Same unit -- a close up of the command stand...
Officers, an NCO, and a drummer
30mm SYW female civilian from a company who's name I've forgotten. |
An older woman in 30mm from the same mis-remembered line |
SYW woman with broom. Still can't remember the company's name. I purchased them at the Seven Years War Convention this past Spring in South Bend, IN. |
Royal Marine officer - Knuckleduster Miniatures to be used for The Silver Bayonet naval/marine crew |
From Trent Miniatures -- Little Turtle of the Miami Another addition to our First Nations band for The Silver Bayonet |
Again from Trent Miniatures... Robert Emmet, 1803 Irish rebellion leader He'll be some sort of specialist or commander for a Silver Bayonet team (I need to re-do his eyes, I think.) |
Another Trent offering... Madame Bulkeley, Vendee Rebel leader A grand figure for a female Silver Bayonet group |
A Catholic priest from Trent Miniatures Some Roman Catholic Silver Bayonet outfit just gained a new supernatural investigator! I think he has a bottle of holy water on the back of his belt. |
From ResinWarfare in Spain... The crux of evil in any Canada scenario! Canada Geese aka The Cobra Chicken! |
Excited to see the tundra works minis in the wild. I bought a 15mm Russian army via the Kickstarter and it's somewhere in the painting queue. Nice job painting yours as Swedes.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mike. I thought that the Russian uniform would be a better match for the Swedes, but the TundraWorks leader recommended Prussian garrison troops. I enjoyed painting them. They included plenty of drummers and NCOs.
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