Well, I finally managed to get some time to set up my camera and get some photo's of my first entry. These are 6mm Napoleonic Russian heavy artillery from Baccus (2x12pdr Cannons and 1x10pdr Howitzer per battery). I actually managed to complete these just after Christmas so I'm well into the next block of figures (light batteries and horse batteries) and these should be ready over the weekend. I think this gives me 54 points and gets me off the mark.
My plan now is to continue with the 6mm Napoleonic figures until mid February and then switch to 28mm for the remainder of the competition.
I'll post a full description of these on my blog in a day or two.
From Curt:
There was a bit of a stutter-step on the posting of this entry but we're up and running now. :)
Great job Peter! It's nice to see another Challenger working in 6mm. These look very good and I especially like your basework (which I often think is critical in these smaller scales). What rules system are you using them for?
AND...Welcome to the Challenge!
That is a pretty little Grand Battery
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the challenge with your first entry. I have always admired 6mm figure painters and these are terrific.
ReplyDeleteWow, those are amazing given the scale! Cracking work Peter, a top first entry.
ReplyDeleteWelcome along, a great first drop ... Hope you got a lot of infantry to take that battery!
ReplyDeleteEntering the fray with 6mm figures is most impressive. Well done and welcome to crazy land :0)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful artillery my friend!
ReplyDeleteLovely artillery Peter :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a fantastic load of ironmongery. Really great job and welcome to the show.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful battery! The basing really sets them off! Fine work , and...Welcome to da Challenge! ;)
ReplyDeleteReally nice!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are great! 6m looks so impressive en mass
ReplyDeleteThese look rather nice!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
I love the bases for these. The ability to make dioramas and the sheer mass you can get with this scale are great.
ReplyDeleteCracking stuff. Or should that be Booming!
ReplyDeleteVery nice work! They definitely look most impressing én mass.
ReplyDeleteThese are simply great! I also love the base work. Really looking forward t seeing more of your 6mm, I vote for staying in 6mm to the end LOL
ReplyDeleteIan
Gobsmackingly good!!
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