Between bedsheets and a mountain of pills, and some nearly un-interrupted 24h sleep, I still had some time to paint and the test print of my new Seven Years war rules arrived! Huzzah!
The Greek hoplites are still pressing (with their phalanx method) into my forefront of painting ... also down the second "light horse artillery" for my Landsknechts ... all WIP ... did some scenarios for German Peasant War, Great Italian Wars and AWI and Dark age for 28mm
(see
http://meneken.blogspot.co.uk/p/possible-scenarios.html) for future use
and of course I installed the Seven Years page (see
http://meneken.blogspot.co.uk/p/seven-years.html)
... and now back to paracetamol and the cushions ...
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| the cover with a nice shine |
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| paper is also nice, but will laminate next time in matt ... |
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| First 4er of my second phalanx |
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| and the backs |
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| next front of the second phalanx |
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| the second 'Horse Artillery' for my Maximilian gun train |
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| the archetypical greek hoplon between paint board casualties |
Wow, most promising phalanx Michael, waiting for basing!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil! Basing is on hold atm, need to find the right kind of "fine" sand ... :)
DeleteInterested in the rules Michael, Keep is posted! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Sir! Will publish at some point ... :)
DeleteMore lovely hoplites,shiny cover and great looking rennaisance gun!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thank you Iain!
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