...as promised some pictures of the recent Sudanese additions..
Firstly, the camel artillery train for the Desert column.. all 15mm - camels and attendants are Peter Pig, the screw gun is also Peter Pig but I had to cut the barrel away from the trail in order to make the 3 separate loads... quite pleased with the way these turned out, though the camels look a little top heavy!
...next up, the horse drawn artillery - for the Egyptians, or the British - I have two of each to pull the two Krupps guns I have, so all options are available dependant on the scenario....
First the Egyptian artillery... limber/horses and crew from Essex, gun is Peter Pig:
..next the British - details the same as for the Egyptian piece:
..lastly - the two together:
....next post will feature Wood's Regiment of Horse..
Firstly, the camel artillery train for the Desert column.. all 15mm - camels and attendants are Peter Pig, the screw gun is also Peter Pig but I had to cut the barrel away from the trail in order to make the 3 separate loads... quite pleased with the way these turned out, though the camels look a little top heavy!
...next up, the horse drawn artillery - for the Egyptians, or the British - I have two of each to pull the two Krupps guns I have, so all options are available dependant on the scenario....
First the Egyptian artillery... limber/horses and crew from Essex, gun is Peter Pig:
..next the British - details the same as for the Egyptian piece:
..lastly - the two together:
....next post will feature Wood's Regiment of Horse..
Love these! I am going to have to try and do something similar in 28mm!
ReplyDeleteHa! They look quite good don't they? :o))
ReplyDeleteI know you prefer the 28mm scale, so you might want to check the link out in one of my previous posts??
http://steve-the-wargamer.blogspot.com/2007/11/new-teasers-added-to-new-page.html
...as it has a link to a model Redoubt make in 28mm.. hope that helps. Steve
Steve