Not that you need any abandoned wagons to play, the scenarios in 1812 The Retreat from Moscow rules, I thought It'd be rude not to add some to my small collection of 10mm figures. I may yet go back and convert one wagon into a sledge, which you might need in the game......if you're lucky that is?
The wagons once again like the rest of my 10mm collection come from Pendraken Miniatures.
They definitely look a little rough. Well painted and put together though!
ReplyDeleteThanks Alex!
DeleteNo horses though... those Frenchies need to ask for their money back.
ReplyDeleteThe horses are in their bellies!!
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Delete(Sorry Ray, I made the same quip, then the post refreshed and I saw yours)
DeleteHa! That makes perfect sense.
Delete“Retreat from Moscow” in TWO scales? Madness.
ReplyDeleteThe French were 28mm on their way into Russia and only 10mm on their way out 😂
DeleteThat's just about right Ben, and yes Jon.....complete MADNESS!
DeleteVery nice work Ray.
ReplyDeleteCheers Ben.
DeleteNicely done and a good idea to go with the rounded bases.
ReplyDeleteI think so, I wanted them to have a low profile, the 10mm figures are on washers, so I used card for these wagons.
DeleteHi Ray,
ReplyDeleteSuperb work! They look wonderfully derelict and really add to the grim atmosphere of the 1812 boards. Mind you, as Dai pointed out, the lack of horses suggests the poor beasts have probably already ended up in the cooking pot!
Cheers, Andy
Indeed, I think the French would have and did eat anything they could get there hands on!
DeleteFabulous additions to the collection Ray.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sir M!
DeleteNice addtions there Ray and Pendraken do have a wide range of wagons etc to call upon for our games:).
ReplyDeleteThey certainly do Steve and at a good price as well.
DeleteNice work Ray
ReplyDeleteThanks Neil!
DeleteThey look sad all abandoned and snow-covered!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes, James
Nice bit of cover!
DeleteNice wagons, I love some good set dressing.
ReplyDeleteIt all helps, doen't it?
DeleteLovely looking wagons Ray, great for dressing the table.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, it all helps.
DeleteNice ,decrepit wagons!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
They've seen better days!
DeleteWoooow! Looking amazing Ray!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal!
DeleteThey look terrific Ray. If I had my time over I would have done much more in 10mm as it is a great little scale.
ReplyDeleteMe too Lawrence!
DeleteAgree with Lawrence on both counts!
ReplyDeleteAnd me!
DeleteNicely done and full of despair. I bought my first car from a used car lot that looked like this! :)
ReplyDeleteLol!
DeleteGreat additions, Ray.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rich!
DeleteGreat work Ray! Is 10mm snow any colder?
ReplyDeleteYes, is most certainly is!
DeleteSuitably forlorn looking. Could have used a dead body or two.
ReplyDeleteI don't think Pendraken do them?
DeleteThey do Ray. Search 'Napoleonic Casualties' on their website and they have a few that might be of use, especially at this scale and with snow/mud to hide any anomalies etc.
DeleteAha? How did I miss those??? Cheers Steve!
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