Back in April at Salute, I picked up several wagons from Warbases, these were all going to
be used in the Rejects, Donnybrook, game we were putting on at Broadside in June.
You can see the report on the Tangiers game here,
In the scenario I needed lots of wagons, but only had the time to paint up
five, (with a lot of help from Postie!!)
At just £6 the Warbases Engineers Cart was a must.
Also included in the price was the Engineer's equipment, which just slots into the back
of the wagon.
And here's the wagon without the equipment, there's no reason why you can't use this for
any period from the Renaissance up?
I'll be adding the other wagons to my blog in the coming weeks.
Nice cart but what about the black horse and black harness and metal work? Postie is slacking!
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DeleteI was in a bit of a rush to get the horses painted for Broadside, they were only finished the day before the show, hence the lack of paint!. Thank you both for pointing it out.....gits!
DeleteWe believed it was our civic duty!
DeleteGreat looking wagon!
ReplyDeleteCheers Phil.
DeleteNice looking wagon Ray :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Tamsin.
DeleteAs Fran point out you are spoiling the ship for a ha'peth of tar.
ReplyDeleteI will be happy to see this finished with horse furniture. But what you have so far looks good and very useful in so many periods, as you point out.
I promise I will fix the slovenly paintwork, just for you Clint.
DeleteNo criticism of you only postie. For not painting your figures properly!
DeletePoor Postie.
DeleteThat's a nice bit of work, Ray, and useful for any number of periods!
ReplyDeleteYes indeedy.
DeleteLovely wagon Ray!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rodger!
DeleteThese wagons could see wide service. I like it!
ReplyDeleteThat's the plan Jonathan.
DeleteI'd say the horse and cart will fit many scenarios. Good purchase and nice paint job.
ReplyDeleteThey will indeed Alex.
Deleteapart from the horse the cart is great :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Martin ;0)
DeleteWhat a cracking piece of gear Ray. You have done a wonderful job on it as well and I can see a few of these making their way to me shortly from Warbases!
ReplyDeleteAll their carts are well worth every penny Carlo.
DeleteWhat a fabulous wagon and accessories.
ReplyDeleteCouldn't agree more Sir M.
DeleteLooks great dude. It would be interesting if they did separate inserts you could then change it around more.
ReplyDeleteNot sure if Warbases do them, but they'd be very easy to make yourself.
DeleteNice addition to the army.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jay, I'm pretty chuffed with how they turned out.
DeleteGreat loking cart!
ReplyDeleteCheers Michal.
DeleteGreat looking cart Ray, a really handy addition!
ReplyDeleteYes indeed!
DeleteNIcely done
ReplyDeleteCheers Miles.
DeleteSweet cart Ray, I guess it could be used right up to 1950/60s, or even later in some theatres, even post apocalypse.
ReplyDeleteDon't see why not Andy???
DeleteLooking really good !
ReplyDeleteCheers Michael.
DeleteGood looking bit of kit, it'll be nice to see the whole wagon train though.
ReplyDeleteI'll be posting all the wagons separately but you can see the train altogether here.
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