Wednesday, 24 January 2018

From DaveD - P2 - VBCW - The Telegram Boys - 70 points

Another left field entry for for this challenge for you . Last year MartinC put on a large Very British Civil War game - "The Battle for Scruton" - which featured the village hall  and pub where we meet up with a bunch of guys. It made me want to complete my own unit for it. While shopping around for some stuff for Millsy's Boxer project I found Ironclad Miniatures who do an interesting range of items - one of them being the Telegram boys - perfect for me as I work for  the company that is the direct descendant of telecoms part of the General Post Office. So these sort of fell in my cart..

So 14 x 28mm figures..




Nice and simple uncomplicated sculpts - a range of weapons including Lee Enfield's, a Thompson , a Lewis Gun - and communications section with pigeon!

From Ray

Post No 2 from Comrade Dave this fine day. I do like these Dave, especially the Pigeon & pet handler. They do look very smart and clean figures and will make a great addition to anyone's collection. I'm sure these young chaps will perform well on the field of battle.

The Pigeon and pals will earn you 70 points!


15 comments:

  1. The guy with the box of unsent tweets (LOL) is probably my favorite. . Nice work.

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    1. Yeah , that’s a good way of putting it

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  2. Interesting set of figures and lovely painting.

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  3. Those are great Dave and I love the personal connection to this project. Love the pigeon handler and basket - that's something that you don't see often,

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  4. "Sort of fell in the cart" - that's how my basement filled up!

    Great work Dave.

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  5. great, I'll find them some opponents

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  6. Haha, I love the background connection you have with these guys, Dave. Well done.

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  7. ‘Return to sender’ on the molotov...

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  8. Nice figures, fun background!
    Best Iain

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  9. Nice work on the telecom workers, Dave! They are wonderful sculpts and even better with your brush.
    I'm of course wondering when some Sudan stuff is going to pop in! ;)

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