Hi gents,
As the Napoleonic's thunder on I thought I would show off a few pics of the Sikh war collection. A few civilian additions to this my largest collection (at present) the back drop is from my old calendar in this shot its representing the Hindu Kush not Argyle.
As the Napoleonic's thunder on I thought I would show off a few pics of the Sikh war collection. A few civilian additions to this my largest collection (at present) the back drop is from my old calendar in this shot its representing the Hindu Kush not Argyle.
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| Ranjit descending into the plains. |
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| Perry peasant passing the procession. |
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| Having some work done to the summer house has its bonus 6mm ply left by the joiners acts as a ground for the astro turf. |
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| Another Perry peasant. |
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| Flags from flag dude and Lbm. |
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| Quite a few civvies added to this collection over the last few weeks. |
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| Calendar provides the back drop once again. |
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| I will get some more shots of this collection in the near future. Best wishes Willie |
One more time, that's a wonderful travel through the time and through the world...thanks!
ReplyDeletePhil.
Great figures all posed and imitating a split second in the life of a metal mini...you the man Willie!
ReplyDeleteGreat work and nice photos!
ReplyDeleteVery nice looking minis !
ReplyDeleteExcellent work Willie. Lovely photos and fig's.
ReplyDeleteSuperb work once again and those civilians add that little extra spice to the scene
ReplyDeleteCreative background and nice painting!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
You do have a 'die for' collection! So very envious.
ReplyDeleteI'm always glad to see Sikh Wars pieces - but these are something else. Bravo!
ReplyDeleteCheers gents!
ReplyDeleteWonderfull pictures and painted figures!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Peter
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