I´ve named after thier hats and a good excuse for me to give them a unionjack flag as I couldn´t find out wether or what type of flag egyptian troops of the period carried)
Friday, 23 March 2012
Anglo - Egyptian army (Waterloo 1815)
Anglo-egyptian army? Not in my world..I´m calling these are Tarbooshis from Tarhoosha, a land not far away from Khandibar
I´ve named after thier hats and a good excuse for me to give them a unionjack flag as I couldn´t find out wether or what type of flag egyptian troops of the period carried)
Part 9 of the Pirate Cutter scratchbuild....the Anchor and some Pulleys. The pulleys are the big ones for masts etc..smaller ones need creating for lines
I´ve named after thier hats and a good excuse for me to give them a unionjack flag as I couldn´t find out wether or what type of flag egyptian troops of the period carried)
Great looking group; anchor looks big! Dean
ReplyDeleteThe figs look good. And that pirate ship is going to be something. Fantastic detail.
ReplyDeletePeriod is not of my taste but the figures look good and the paint work is very nice
ReplyDeleteIs that "Chinese" Gordon in the 3rd picture?
ReplyDeleteVery nicely done
Now that's the great thing about an imaginary nation, you can do what you like! Fantastic detail going into the Pirate Cutter.
ReplyDeleteGreat work, Paul. You sure know how to scratch an itch (for modeling)!
ReplyDeleteThey look fine! Good work!
ReplyDeleteYou've done a great Paul with these.
ReplyDeleteBest Regards
Bourbaki
LOL, you've done a great job ***
ReplyDeleteBourbaki
Superb paintwork on these and I salute you for doing your own thing with your imaginary nation.
ReplyDeletevery nice paul as always
ReplyDeleteGreat looking stands and the anchor and pulleys construction looks brill.
ReplyDeleteSuper effort.
Nice figures Paul!
ReplyDeleteThey look like they are scanning the horizon for last post's Hoplitess!!!