TOPIC: Patrols in the Sudan |
Standard User Posts: 34 Spiers101 14th Mar 2017 11:04:04 I have Stenbock to thanks for this lastest diversion after seeing what can be done with 6mm Skirmish i have decided to have a go at Peter Pigs Patrols in the Sudan in 6mm. Here are my first offerings: More of my ramblings on this are at http://wp.me/p4dw91-3U |
Standard User Posts: 162 Stenbock 15th Mar 2017 12:44:58 Looks very nice, a good solid project. Long live the diversions! |
Standard User Posts: 428 njt236 16th Mar 2017 02:45:29 NICE! Through the travail of the ages Midst the pomp and toil of war Have I fought and strove and perished Countless times upon this star. G S Patton |
Standard User Posts: 34 Spiers101 30th Mar 2017 10:04:45 Slow progress due to real life getting in the way! Have finished painting my next squad for PITS, Royal marines, just need to finish the basing....
|
Standard User Posts: 34 Spiers101 1st Apr 2017 03:36:46 Basing finished so bar scouts i have finished my infantry force for PITS! Now i have 10 more stands of regulars left and then onto my Mahdists. More info on my blog http://mountainoflead.wordpress.com/
|
Standard User Posts: 34 Spiers101 4th Apr 2017 09:01:14 Have finished the last 11 bases of British Infantry, this time in Khaki so I have now completed enough for sections for PITS so now onto my Dervishes, I am starting with 8 bases of riflemen and then onto the horde of spear and sword wielding Ansars |
Very nice, but it is making me think of using these for home service units for some 1880s what if? A little goes a long way |
Standard User Posts: 34 Spiers101 11th Apr 2017 07:59:10 Have finished 8 bases of riflemen (2 per section) for my initial Mahdist force. Have done them with their colourful patched Jibbeh. Real life keeps getting in the way but next up 30 bases of sword and spear weilding Ansar......
|
Standard User Posts: 162 Stenbock 11th Apr 2017 11:10:47 A nice growing collection. Really like those Mahdist riflemen. |
Standard User Posts: 34 Spiers101 1st May 2017 10:42:49 After nearly a month I have finished my conversions of ACW skirmishers to a section of Jolly Jack Tars for Patrols in the Sudan. Since starting this madness I have spoken to Peter from Baccus at Salute and he confirmed it would be at least 18 months before the colonial range would get a revisit so It was well worth a touch of insanity. I am quite pleased how they turned out and will add a bit of variety to my British Patrols in the Sudan force. *edit to update pics |