After seeing
Michael´s Excellent
Water cart I had to have one myself..ok, the medieval ones got in the way but finally I have produced one for the Khandibar colonials. if..and when Hat releases it´s Colonial
General service wagons and
Oxen carts I will make a small supply train..which will never live up to the genius of this
supply column. Some of the photo´s are damm near to looking real, well worth a look...(he said jealously :-D)
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| Even after a bit of work, the Renedra barrel still has visible misaligned mold lines. Still, they are cheap and Renedra do make some lovel terrain pieces. |
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| Carriage from Zvezda´s Peter the great russian artillery set, horse from Airfix´s German mountain troops..bod from HaT |
Hello to
Kaptain Kobold :-D
I must say, your forces are well provisioned. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteOnly thing I can think of on the misalignment is to shave down the hoops and build them back up with green stuff.
ReplyDeleteThe beginning of a collection?
ReplyDeleteAnother very nice work!
Again beer, whats wrong Paul?
ReplyDeleteNice one... again
figure fits good btw
I feel a thirst coming on Paul, lovely cool work.
ReplyDeletePaul - all these lovely beer wagons are making me really need a drink. Please don't stop producing them :)
ReplyDeleteThis project is at least a 12% finished project. Sip some brew for me.
ReplyDeleteThere is definitely a theme here Paul. Bottoms up!!
ReplyDeleteCheers!!!!!! Nice work!!
ReplyDeleteMust be tea! :-D
ReplyDeleteGreat post again Paul! I'm looking forward to see this colonial range of you live at FIGZ! ;-D
Greetings
Peter
http://peterscave.blogspot.com/
Lovely model once again, although I think Peter may be right and that it should be tea in there. The British Tommy does like his cup of char!
ReplyDeleteAre you doing to do a Beer Wagon for all your armies??? what about the romans they don't drink beer?.
ReplyDeletelove this though I must say that alchoolism must be riff in your forces
Excellent Paul and a HUGE thank you for the link too - most kind of you! The barrels really are a nightmare, I had the same problem; in the end I was trying to hide them behind all sorts of things!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the plug Paul. Superbly converted and painted with the benifit of being quite unique. Two great periods, medieval and colonial, I'll drink to that.
ReplyDeleteAnd of course it would be an India Pale Ale - made specially for campaigning with extra hopps so that when it was stale it still had flavour. Good show Sir!
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