Until next time toodle pip and KBO.
Monday, 20 April 2026
Mixed Bag
Some recent painting to pootle off the desk. First up a Warlord Games Universal Carrier and crew.
Next a couple of Germans from Empress Miniatures Kampfguppe Arnheim Hickstarter (sic) which I believe will be in the shop to buy in the Autumn.
Finally more F.A.R.T.S for the fictional province of Rhanzlistan, again from Empress Miniatures Jazz Age range.
No game this week RL stuff intervenes.
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Quite a bit of variety, all done so well.
ReplyDeleteThank you Joe much appreciated.
DeleteSuperb mixed bag of offerings, Phil!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Jonathan.
DeleteI do like Universal carriers, nice Phil .
ReplyDeleteThank you George. One has to have such an iconic vehicle in the collection.
DeleteMixed bag and all lovely, the Jazz Age figures are really very nice.
ReplyDeleteThank you Donnie. They are great figures that really fit the bill.
DeleteLove the universal carrier. I am fascinated by the vehicle …. But never understand how to use it properly in my games!
ReplyDeletelovely whites on the ‘Rhanzlistan’ troops. I have just been trying to put 10mm artillery together! So your post has a timely arrival to restore calm to my universe :-)
Thank you Norm. Yes I think the trick is to get where you are going and dismount toot sweet, good for zooming up to an objective. Holding it now that’s the thing.
DeleteNice work
ReplyDeleteThank you Neil.
DeleteThose are all splendid, but the F.A.R.T.S. just edge it IMHO.
ReplyDeleteThank you Dave. They are splendid figures, full of character and a pleasure to paint.
DeleteAll rather fine
ReplyDeleteThank you DaveD, much appreciated.
DeleteBeautiful work Phil 👍
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Matt.
DeleteLovely work on all of it Phil!
ReplyDeleteThank you Christopher most kind of you.
DeleteNice work Phil. Love the Universal Carrier.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ray, much appreciated.
DeleteVery nice job on all of those. I’ve just started painting some of the Perry plastic Afghans. The main intention is covering late 19th century wars and frontier conflicts but they’d quite easily port into the 20th century if I don’t look too closely at some of the weapons.
ReplyDeleteThank you Mark. I shall look forward to seeing your Afghans.
ReplyDeleteSome fine painting there Phil.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jon.
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