Freshly painted, the Naervaron Dragoons.
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So what I have I been up to...
Well, as per last post, I have attempted to remain focussed on the Solder King Imagi-Nations project. It has been difficult as I find myself...
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One of my obsessions is Tony Bath's Hyboria campaign - from encountering it in Battle then Military Modelling magazine in the later 1970... -
Last weekend saw a trip to the Fiasco wargames show and the Royal Armouries in Leeds. Fiasco was disappointing; the games were mostly small ...
You made quick work of that!
ReplyDeleteJonathan,
ReplyDeleteThanks. Probably could have finished them quicker but I'm trying not to make it into a chore! I'm trying to work with the enthusiasm when it's there rather than force myself to finish "another colour". So that means taking my time while listening to podcasts. Breaking it down into several shorter sessions works better.
Neil
Nice work. I do like the pose of the officer.
ReplyDeletePeter,
ReplyDeleteThe Spencer Smith Dragoon officer is fairly iconic; they came in a pack with the mounted staff officer in a sedentary pose (many people used them as cuirassiers).
The cavalry are all charging and the infantry marching; fortunately, the command figures match.
Neil
Looking nice: here's to many more, at a pace that suits you. They are going to look great when they get onto the gaming table en masse...
ReplyDeleteThat’s was quick. Lol. And they’re so artfully lit it adds to the drama. 😀
ReplyDeleteThe "artful lighting" is due to the fact it was getting dark when I took the picture , so switched on the lamp with daylight bulb so I could actually see what I was doing! ☺
ReplyDeleteNeil