"This seemed like a good place to camp last night Jenkins?". Guards look like they are up against it near the cooling oasis. |
"Nice and steady now chaps ...that's a good boy Gumbleton". Connoisseur Camel corps troops firing in the standing and kneeling position and a wonderfully sculpted officer keeping them all in order. |
Nice view from the...well...the rear. "Stop that snickering private haven't you ever seen a camels arse before?". |
It is tough keeping these beasts happy at the best of times let alone with all this yelling! |
Nice view of the desert pool cleverly made by my good friend Mike out of an old photo frame on sale for a dollar and some mdf. He really is clever our Wardy! |
Nice shot of the boys in their finery looking at the challenge ahead. |
That table edge can be a bit of a bugger when you are the Inmperial player. |
Nice view of the boys from another angle. Hope the boys have remembered the "Rapid Fire" rule. |
Next post hopefully before the weekend will be the final installment of the rules and then a few play throughs of the rules and hopefully a few qusetions and requests for rules and event cards. Lets see what happens.
Fantastic, the Guards, fantastic. And a lot of camels!
ReplyDeletesome fine looking chaps in the camel cops, great colours.
ReplyDeleteThanks J and D - they make a nice change to the khaki in the Brits and the actual figures are very nice.
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking the time to compliment them - much appreciated.
Carlo
Carlo the size and the beauty of your collection is amazing....fantastic
ReplyDeleteYou have some lovely figures there, admire your patience in painting all those camels. Love the variety in patterns on the madhists clothes.
ReplyDeleteWonderful stuff! Great figures and terrain. De Cosson's account of service with Graham's army out of Suakin mentions Fuzzy breaking into the square on one occasion only to be held-up by the camels used to haul the water supply. It gave enough time for the troops to rally and seal the breach.
ReplyDeleteYes, the table edge is a bit of a bugger for the Imperial forces. Anything can appear there with little to no warning.
Thanks for all the lovely comments gentlemen - your support is greatly appreciaited.
ReplyDeletecheers
Carlo