..."apologies" for the dearth of posts this year to date... well... actually, not an apology as such, just a statement I'm too damn busy to post... 
What I did spot however was the following on one of the excellent series of posts [clicky] that construes this years "Analogue Hobbies Painting Challenge".. no not the awesome (as the young people say) paint job on the Camel Corps, but the reference to a text I'd not come across before, "Cassell's History of the War in the Soudan".
Written by James Grant, and published in 1885, its available as a free download in multiple formats here [clicky] and is chock full of original sources.. fill yer boots...
What I did spot however was the following on one of the excellent series of posts [clicky] that construes this years "Analogue Hobbies Painting Challenge".. no not the awesome (as the young people say) paint job on the Camel Corps, but the reference to a text I'd not come across before, "Cassell's History of the War in the Soudan".
Written by James Grant, and published in 1885, its available as a free download in multiple formats here [clicky] and is chock full of original sources.. fill yer boots...
Great tip off Steve! Will be sure to download this evening.
ReplyDeleteCheers Carlo - not something I suspect I'll read cover to cover, but the pictures are well worth it..
DeleteCamel Corps, drool. Wanna do these in 1/72 but of course the HaT figures are unobtainable at a price less than 28mm metals.
ReplyDeleteGeorge - I did them myself, albeit in 15mm (Peter Pig) - "must have" unit for any Sudan project I think... right up their next to Bengal Lancers...
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