From Andrew:
First up are 4 British Rifles and 8 Infantry men ready for my Zulu wars version of Muskets and Tomahawks the figures are Empress miniatures 28's. These have been based very simply on 25mm squares.
Next up, 10 more 28mm Foundry Vikings these are commissioned and painted and based to my normal standard.
I'm not too sure on some of the figures I have been sent. Here are a portion of the first 18 that I will be doing. But the customer is always right. But those horns are wrong.
Lovely work Andrew. Again, great vikings and, you're right, those horns are so wrong.
This group will net Andrew 110 points and will allow him to pass Miles at the top of the points standings. Great work!
Really nice paintjob on the vikings (even if they are very "heroic" in their attire :) )
ReplyDeleteGreat work!
ReplyDeleteMore great work, the redcoats really stand out. Must look great on the table
ReplyDeleteIan
Lovely painting Andrew!
ReplyDeleteGreat paint Sir
ReplyDeleteFantastic!
ReplyDeleteSuperb work. The horns do seem ahhh well a bit "operatic" - perhaps the client is REALLY into Wagner>
ReplyDeleteWagner indeed - the thought struck me too
DeleteCongratulations, you are the first one! I like a lot those vikings; they are fantastic!!!
ReplyDeleteThey look great Andrew and what's more you are leading the pack with some real quality work which is not easy.
ReplyDeleteChristopher
lovely work - cracking Vikings - well apart form the horns- but hey you gotta work with what your given!
ReplyDeleteReally nice figs. I especially like how the Vikings are basically done in just three colors, but still all look different from each other.
ReplyDeleteGood stuff, love the Zulu stuff, will follow how your rules adaptions work
ReplyDeletePeace James