From KentG: 28mm English Civil War Cavalry Command (70 points)

Kent has recently been suffering with the flu and so his rate of painting has been reduced to that of us mere mortals. Nonetheless, he sends in this excellent group of seven English Civil War cavalry commanders for us to admire.

These are 28mm Old Glory castings. I quite like the fellow imploring with his arm outstretched -  very expressive. 

This group will give Kent 70 points. Lovely stuff!

From TimB: 20mm WWII Soviet Infantry (180 points)

Tim had a very successful DBA Campaign Weekend last week, and he also celebrated a significant birthday - Happy Birthday Tim! (I won't give away how aged you are.) So to change pace from the furious Dark Age tempo he has been keeping, Tim sends in these excellent stands of Soviet WWII infantry.

The majority of these are from Platoon 20, but he has one stand composed of Plastic Soldier Company models. 

The PSC stuff looks significantly larger than the Platoon 20 lads - must be better perogies and borscht where they came from... (or the fact that they are 1:72 scale models)

PSC vs Platoon 20. The boys on the left need to eat more.

These very Patriotic fellows will give Tim a tidy 180 points to add to his tally. Lovely work Tim!

From GregB: 15mm WWII German Panzer Grenadiers (130 points)

Greg has caught the panzergrenadier bug and sends in these splendid truppen and their attendant Hanomags.

These are from the Battlefront range for use with 'Flames of War'.

Reminiscent of Scott's work, Greg has done a fine job with the ambush pattern camouflage on these.

Greg also includes a 251/10 variant (sporting a 37mm AT gun) for his emerging Afrika Korps collection. He's done a great job on the weathering on this. I really like the effect of the original panzer grey and bare metal peaking through the paintwork.

This collection will give Greg 130 points to add to his total. Very nice work!

From FranL: 15mm Modern 'Contractors', T-55s, Hazmat Team, Unimogs, etc. (245 points)

Fran sends in another mix of very interesting figures that would not look too out of place in recent newscasts.

First up is twenty-two figures of contractor security from Rebel Miniatures along with Peter Pig Toyotas and crew.

Eight Peter Pig of militia and civilian casualties (Just a little taken in at the waist, eh? Ouch!)

Three Peter Pig T-55s

Three Peter Pig Unimog trucks and a knocked-out T-55 (which I really like).

Hazmat team from Khurasan

And finally three Land Rovers with crew plus the ubiquitous Mercedes.

This potpourri of miniatures will give Fran 245 points. Nicely done, Mr. Angry!

From JuanM: 28mm 16th Century Peasant, Warrior, French & Indian Wars Colonial Militia, 19th Century Mahdist Cavalry (45 points)

Juan sends us this wonderfully painted mix composed of a 16th century pikeman, a female shrew, a Roger's Ranger and a group of Mahdist tribal cavalry.

From Juan:

Here is the first half of the Cavalry complement for my Mahdist Rub. They are 28mm models from Perry Miniatures. I´m building a Rub for the "Black Powder" Rulebook with a Big size unit of Infantry (24 models), an Small size unit of Fusiliers (8 models) and an Small size unit of Cavalry (6 models).

Next one is a new Roger´s Ranger in 28mm from Galloping Major. I need to paint five more of them for my first game.

Finally, I send you a new model from Pro Gloria Miniatures, an ancient woman (yes, she is a woman) and a Scottish pikeman from Claymore Castings, a new company of 28mm models (sculpted by Paul Hicks). In www.claymorecastings.co.uk you can see them. I expect to use these figures with the same rulebook and terrain elements I am recollecting for the XVI Century game.

This eclectic group will give Juan 45 points. Very nice work, Juan! I'm particularly enjoying the 16th century stuff you're sending in as it's very characterful.