I know, I know....
Now these great pair of wagons came to me as part of Dave Crook's late friend Eric's collection, who sadly passed a couple of years ago.
I have no clue who made these solid metal wagons? If you dropped them, I think they'd go through the floorboards!
They're both identical, but I chose to paint one in green and this one a brown woody colour.
The Horses and Riders are all from Redoubt Enterprises!
That makes 8 out of the 12 wagons I'd planned.
More to come soon.
That makes 8 out of the 12 wagons I'd planned.
More to come soon.
Nice additions Ray, they look good, nice little models.
ReplyDeleteMore wagons! Ward Bond would be jealous!
ReplyDeleteIs there no end to your parade of rolling stock? Splendid work!
ReplyDeleteMore fantastic work Ray ๐
ReplyDeleteEstimates vary, but the French took around 20,000 carts and wagons out of the Moscow region in late 1812. Twenty thousand - in six columns! The more carts the better for verisimilitude! Are they Old Glory? https://www.oldgloryminiatures.com/proddetail.asp?prod=FXE-21
ReplyDeleteNice additions, Ray.
ReplyDeleteNever too much French wagons, keep up the good job, French guys need wagons!!
ReplyDeleteThese are some nice sculpts. Careful you don't pull a muscle picking those things up!
ReplyDeleteNicely done Ray and for this campaign, you can't have too many wagons I reckon!
ReplyDeleteGood job. Looks like they could haul caskets.
ReplyDeleteHow many wagons does the Emperor need ?? assuming he has not already cleared off to Paris !!?? :-)
ReplyDeleteYou must surely have enough to carry off the entire contents of Moscow by now Ray. Great work on these as usual.
ReplyDeleteLooking good!
ReplyDeleteNice work Ray
ReplyDeleteWonderful wagons!
ReplyDeleteFair enough Ray - I enjoyed your previous AAR, but I was thinking, "this is all very well, but he needs more wagons"! LOL
ReplyDeleteLovely job on these two, Ray.
ReplyDeleteAll the best, Andy
Great looking wagons, great addition to a fine collection.
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