Once again, these have been sitting in the same bag I bought them in for many many moons!!
I'd take a guess at, at least 5 years!
So during the Lockdown I thought it was about time they got a lick of paint.
I'm not sure if they're still available or if they're even on the Redoubt website??
I kept the colours kind of muted and dull as the figures represent poor folk or old soldiers begging.
These of course will make in into the Donnybrook civvy box, one day they will make an appearance!
Nice miniatures. Get em on the table mate! ;)
ReplyDeleteYes Sir!
DeleteNice work on these, Ray. Well worth the wait.
ReplyDeleteIndeed!
Deletenice work on these Ray
ReplyDeleteCheers Neil.
DeleteNice job. They do look very downtrodden.
ReplyDeleteIndeed they do Alex!!!
DeleteI don't think I've seen those before Ray, you really must have had them for a long time.
ReplyDeleteIt could be longer than I thought to be honest???
DeleteThe peasants are revolting! My favourites are the guy with the begging hat and the woman sitting next to him.
ReplyDeleteThey're nice sculpts too Paul, they're unusual figures.
DeleteLovely work Ray, and I'm sure they are b grateful to finally receive some attention.
ReplyDeleteI bet they are Lawrence.
DeleteNice work there Ray. I'm surprised you've waited 5 years before the painting- to be honest if I buy something in the way of 25mm Figures - I cannot wait to see them based, undercoated, painted and lacquered...about a week is all I'm prepared to wait...having said that- I've some Fantasy Figures in plastic which I probably will never paint- as I have virtually no use for them as they may not mix well with the figures on order from the UK. Regards. KEV.
ReplyDeleteYou should see my leadpile Kev, I've had some figures in it for 20+ years. I started painting SYW figures back in 90-91, I've still got a massive box full of Essex minis waiting for some paint.
DeleteSounds as though the Lockdown is just the thing to wittle down that 20 year old Lead Pile (LOL).
DeleteMore great work on these civilian bystanders Ray
ReplyDeleteThere's a rule in Donnybrook that these would fit in perfectly for."As troops move forward to attack the town, they spy the beggers in the street. On the roll of a dice they fling their rags of to reveal pristine red uniform of Kirke's regt and give fire to the unsuspecting French!!"
DeleteWell something like that anyway????
Splendid looking civilians! Just hanging around, waiting for a game!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Soon Iain soon..........
DeleteI do like to see civilians on the table, whether as eye-candy, objectives r whatever. I may well have these same figures in my lead pile too from the late 90's.
ReplyDeleteWell done on the colour coices, they do look poor and miserable.
They're great figures, bit of bothersome flash, but paint up nice.
DeleteGreat stuff. These will be very useful table decoration.
ReplyDeleteCheers Paul.
DeleteEvery good town needs a few dirty civilians running around to give the place character. Nice job. 😀
ReplyDeleteVery true Stew, very true.
DeleteNice work Ray! Always refreshingly different.......
ReplyDeleteI do try Mike?
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