Figures from the Perry range together with an ox team from the Medieval range with a plastic ACW limber from the acessories range.
Not all WWII, OK so perhaps it is๐
Another WWII bash tomorrow with a further run out with No Easy Ground Rules.
Have a care and KBO.
The Paraguayan limber set is inspired! The WWII stuff is well up to snuff too by the way!
ReplyDeleteThank you Dave. I can't claim credit for the oxen it is on the Perry's website
DeleteThe WW2 stuff is brilliant, really well done but the Paraguayan Limber set is a great little model, should really look the part on the table, really like that piece a lot.
ReplyDeleteThank you Donnie much appreciated.
DeleteYour WWII painting is stunning.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the glowing endorsement Jonathan.
DeleteGreat. Photo of the WW2. Troopers.and the limber team is so cool.
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Thank you Joe most kind.
DeleteLooks great.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Gol.
DeleteLovely stuff!
ReplyDeletePleased you think so Matt.
DeleteThat's a nice kit bash on the ox limber. I have missed the Perry ox set, must check that out. I look forward to an opinion on the No Easy Ground Rules. I was watching a vid on them the other day, by Matt White. In most respects they seem very much like their predecessor - Iron Cross. I quite liked the rules with 20mm, but in the smaller scale, I thought too many markers that can follow units around started to overwhelm the scale.
ReplyDeleteThank you Norm. Indeed pretty much Iron Cross, 16 changes listed and a lot more clarity. I will only be playing 28mm so the markers will not be an issue, Battlegroup will remain my 20mm go to, not everyone’s rules of choice but they strike the right chord with me. Played another game Tuesday, bat rep incoming.
DeleteYet more fine additions to your lovely collections Phil…
ReplyDeleteThat’s some interesting headgear that German officer is sporting.
All the best. Aly
Thank you Aly. Indeed, it’s a captured paratrooper helmet net with scrim, he also sports a captured map case.
DeleteVery nice Phil.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jon.
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