First up a group of 22 Insurgents - these can be Chechens or other types of hardcore bad guys. There are 20 fighters and a crew served recoilless gun.
A close up of the Insurgents.
and a group of 20 modern Aussies. I went a little lazy on the cammo patterns but it gives of hint of the pattern.
I've now completed all the mini's I need for the upcoming convention games and will now turn to some terrain. I may get a few more things finished up tomorrow morning for the Challenge but this is about it for me this year.
Points wise that's 42 figures a gun thats worth 5 points instead if 10 - lets put this submission down for 215 points.
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How many games are you putting on at Historicon this year?! You're becoming a going concern with all these various themes you've cooked up.
Great work Miles! I have a few of these excellent Empress figures and you've really done them proud here. I like that you're using Australians as they are a little off the beaten path.
After watching you prepare for your convention events these past few years, I must say that I envy anyone who gets a chance to play in them. They're always so wonderfully realized, with scads of figures and over-the-top scenarios - such a treat.
42 figures and the recoilless rifle will put you at 215 points, just a nose ahead of Martin for the #1 position in points. It's all coming down to the wire!
Great stuff and a great challenge race
ReplyDeleteNot sure I agree that Australians "are a little off the beaten path" but I too applaud their appearance in our submission :-) Nice job Miles!
ReplyDeleteVery nice work Miles! :)
ReplyDeleteSome great brushwork Miles!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff Miles.. keep cranking the handle
ReplyDeleteAnother massive entry!
ReplyDeleteMore marvellous miniatures Miles! Well done.
ReplyDeleteGreat work Miles. Painting modern camo is something I find to be nearly impossible, so I a salute anyone who wants to event attempt it...
ReplyDeleteNice work Miles! The Aussies look strikingly similar to the Kiwis that we shared a FOB with ( said FOB was built by Canadians) nice work on them and the tangos!
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