Enough of making resolutions, time to get back to work! And my word I've made hard work of this project, which originally started when a good friend, often referred to as the 'Provost Marshal', presented me with over thirty
'Wargames Foundry' British Cavalrymen. It had been his intention to use them to represent the regiments that made up the Light Brigade on that fateful day when they charged the guns at Balaclava.
So with the final addition of the 8th King's Royal Irish Hussars we have closure - or do we? Whilst it is true that the original miniatures have now been completed perhaps it would be only fitting to order up some artillery for them to charge. Then, of course there is a command group, perhaps even some Chasseurs d'Afrique. To make matters worse I understand that Warlord Games are about to release some 17th Lancers sculpted by none other than Paul Hicks; I'm doomed!
Still at the very least then this chapter is complete and for those that missed the saga develop feel free to click on the
TITLE of the photos below, that should take you to the relevant posting.
Lovely collection of cavalry there sir.
ReplyDeleteExcellent painting and great basing as well......
ReplyDeleteExcellent cavalry Michael! I've checked out your other posts before, all great stuff.
ReplyDeleteI have to avoid looking at Wargames Foundry's CW line and the new stuff from Great War Miniatures so I'm not tempted by another period to paint. :-/
That's really great stuff you painted up and in particular the guys in a forward charge!
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Huzzah Huzzah!! Tally ho and all that.
ReplyDeleteLovely painting and individually based..I always like seeing that:-D
"Cannons to the left of them..cannons to..".that reminds me of a project I´ve been puting off.
Cheers
paul
Fantastic Michael. Really like the basing too.
ReplyDeleteFirst class painting, Sir!!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Really like the horse's coats.
ReplyDeleteGreat work!
ReplyDeleteExcellent work, Michael
ReplyDeleteThey look and feel great and I bet you are glad that they are finished, lol. It would be nice to see all of them together in the one photo. Bravo.
ReplyDeleteThank you all, certainly glad to have cleared them from the queue. Pete certainly planning a big shoot at some point but a couple more bits I would like to do first.
ReplyDeleteThey look beautiful!
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