In the picture below, I have a bunch of 15mm Soviets (1), the heavy core of the Hochseeflotte (2) and the same for the Grand Fleet (3). I will need about as many smaller units before I can organize a Jutland campaign, but in the meantime the Regina wargaming group will have the opportunity to practice maneuvering WW1 fleets.
This is a picture of me, from the perspective of the miniatures exposed in my glass cabinet. Now that they are painted, they are all eager to experience their first battle on the table top.
Before signing off, many thanks to all my fellow painters, who inspire me to finish a few projects every year, many thanks to the minions, for their indispensable work behind the scene, and finally to Curt, for another successful Challenge: Bravo! C'était formidable!
Cheers,
Sylvain
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ReplyDeleteGreat work Sylvain!
ReplyDeleteExcellent output! I like your cabinet, wish I had some space at home
ReplyDeleteA great collection!
ReplyDeleteYou had a great Challenge again Sylvain :)
ReplyDeleteGood work!
ReplyDeleteAwesome young man.
ReplyDeleteLooking happy with the results! Great stuff. cheers
ReplyDeleteNice additions to the collection Sylvain and see you next Challenge!
ReplyDeleteThat's a respectable haul of figs there, Sylvain!
ReplyDeleteVery tidy indeed, Sylvain
ReplyDeleteMerci Sylvain! Fabulous work. Now we have to get at least a portion of that collection on the tabletop so we can sink them in style. :)
ReplyDeleteWell done Mon Ami - next year you need destroyers and light cruisers for the WW1 Naval.
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