Back to the figures I painted for the
Analouge Painting Challenge, for today's post. This group of artillery are for Posties Russo-Japanese War collection, the blue-coated troops are from Old Glory, while the khaki couloured are from Irregular Miniatures, as is most of Posties RJW collection!!! They do really need a spot of ink in my opinion?? But Postie won't here of it. Talking of Postie, he's not quite ready for a game yet, but I'm sure it won't be too long and we'll be having a bash with these.
Very nice looking mate.. and was a nice last minute addition to the competition also..
ReplyDeleteI think we can all see how you managed to nick in the end, this is a simply awesome turnaround of miniatures. Very well done Ray!
ReplyDeleteThose look great!
ReplyDeleteI already hear the thunder from here! Very good work, Ray, very impressive!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I agree that a little ink would be nice on the cannons, but not absolutely necessary.
ReplyDeleteLovely set of guns. Also I really do like this conflict. I'll closely follow your efforts and hope for some game-report sometime soon.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, Rayolla. Meanwhile, you never ate cornbread? Not ever? Oh my, my.
ReplyDeleteI look at these and I hear explosions. I also hear Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture. Good times.
ReplyDeleteGreat work Ray! :)
ReplyDeleteMr. Paint Machine: Very nice work on the thunder-sticks!
ReplyDeleteA job well done. Impressive looking artillery
ReplyDeleteAmazing paint job on these small fellows!
ReplyDeleteReally well done!
Looks really great Ray!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Peter
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Thats some serious firepower Ray. I can't help but make exploding noises when looking at these lol
ReplyDeleteboom , boom ,boom .......boom, boom , boom ....
ReplyDeletemore guns than you can shale stick at ... excellent
Great looking minis once again Ray!
ReplyDeleteWell done Ray. Very nice painting.
ReplyDeleteFire!
ReplyDeleteload, aim, wait! these are only models. they fooled me for the real thing (not really) good job ray
ReplyDeleteRay they look good. One question when do you get time to play games with them as you have to be painting all the time, lol
ReplyDeleteNo games with them yet, I would think it'll be another couple of months before we get a game. You need a job like mine, 99% of my painting is done at work, which leaves me loads of time to get a few games in!!!
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ReplyDeleteLovely jubbly Ray. No sharks here either (except in the soup).
ReplyDeletePrivate joke. That's why it won't make sense.
Great addition to these armies I look forward to the AAR when the game is played.
ReplyDeleteVery nice, Ray, a great painting work.
ReplyDeleteHow could i ever think that i could compete with the almighty Ray, great job on those guns, you must have the perfect job
ReplyDeleteNice, very nice, i have a preference to the japanese.
ReplyDeleteI've always loved artillery....great work as always
ReplyDeleteNow that is a Grand Battery.
ReplyDeleteRay I don't know how you do it? I think I am doing well painting a couple of Russian battalions in a month and your painting whole armies!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's one awesome set of guns Ray!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Wow... one does not want to be on the wrong side of these!
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ReplyDeleteas you can by hand, and that is why it needs proper and regular care.
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