Things have been very quiet here in Don't throw a 1 land. I have bee busy with the brush though!! Unfortunately it was a 4 inch brush.....yes its decorating time in the Rousell household. One room down three to go........groan!!!!
I am allowed a break today though??? The Rejects have a game today, we've a special Blogger guest coming over for the first time so, Posties putting on a huge 15mm Napoleonic game for him. So I'm really looking forward to that!!!
Anyway the figures.........were painted my my bestest Oirsh pal Francois "O'Mally" Lee. They were infact painted several months ago with some other civilians as decoration for my European Donnybrook games.
Very pastoral! I agree, it needs cows and sheep.
ReplyDeleteI shall have to get some!
DeleteExcellent work. Always nice to see civilians used in games
ReplyDeleteThey always look great on the table.
DeleteAlways great on the tables, atmospheric and wonderful group of figures...excellent!!
ReplyDeleteCheerd Phil!
DeleteA good job by Fran there Ray..nice addition to the collection
ReplyDeleteIndeedy!
DeleteWow I am loving your civilians....keep up the good work....your decorating won't last forever.
ReplyDeleteI hope!!!
DeleteFantastic work like always!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal!
DeleteEnjoy the game!
ReplyDeletePainting figures it much better than painting walls. Finish that last room and get back to what you do best.
That's the plan Alex.
DeleteGood looking figures, Ray! I guess you are keeping us in suspense as to who the lucky special guest is until after the game, eh? Understand your four inch brushwork. In our household, an office and master bath have undergone some renovations including a coat of new paint this summer. I enjoy large scale painting (occasionally) too!
ReplyDeleteAll will be revealed soon!
DeleteVery nice bit of work, Fran. Nicely photo'd Ray.
ReplyDeleteI believe the new Depot Battalion civilian figures for this period were released for sale yesterday, at the Britcon show. I've not seen them, other than as sculptor's greens so don't know what they've turned out like. May be of use to you, though.
Hmmm? I've been bangin' on to Col Bill about some civvies for the Donnybrook period for a while now. Can't wait to see them
DeleteGreat work indeed! These kind of figures always add immensely to the atmosphere of a games-table
ReplyDeleteThey do add that somthing to a table.
DeleteNicely painted Fran.
ReplyDeleteNow get back to the DIY you Smuggler you!
Groan!
DeleteNice one mate. Sorry to hear about the decorating.... Think if it this way, if you keep the missus happy maybe you'll get more time off for games later on....nah, didn't think so.
ReplyDeleteMissus and happy, the two words rstely combine!
DeleteThey look rather splendid, what a lucky chap you are.
ReplyDeleteAren't I just!
DeleteWonderful work, Fran and Ray!! Really fantastic work!
ReplyDeleteCheers Sid!
DeleteVery nice indeed! You can't have enough civvies.
ReplyDeleteTo true!
DeleteThey look great Ray. Very well done Fran!
ReplyDeleteHe's a good lad.........sometimes!
DeleteNice brushwork as expected from Fran, nice figs and I hope you have a great gaming break from the DIY
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed.
DeleteVery nice figures!
ReplyDeleteI'll have a look for them for my AWI stuff at Crisis I think.
They'd fit in perfect.
DeleteLovely job now get those 3 other rooms done.
ReplyDeleteGroan!
DeleteVery, nicely done!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteNice collateral damage, errmm, civvies Ray :)
ReplyDeleteHaha.
DeleteThumbs up...Great work from Fran O' Erin...look really nice
ReplyDeleteCheets Markus.
DeleteOh, no! The dreaded 1:1 scale painting. Don't envy you there, but I do envy the work on these mini! Well done.
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