Just a quick one this time. Yet another dozen Boxers armed with melee weapons for my 55 Days at Peking project. I think I can see the end from here but I could be mistaken. :-)
For those interested we played out the first games with the full table (as it stands) and painted minis last weekend. Great fun!
So that's a quick 60 more points and I'm creeping slowly towards my 1000 point goal.
Artist: Club des Belugas
Album: Fishing for Zebras
Artist: The The
Album: Infected
Cheers,
Millsy
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Excellent work Millsy! These Boxer reinforcements look wonderful, especially the angry chaps with the nasty bladed polearms. I checked out your battle report and it looks like you and Cory had a terrific time playing through the rules (I love the photo of the Boxers blowing a sharpie marker dimensional hole through the wall). :)
This all being said I have to smirk when any hobbyist says, 'I think I can see the end from here...'. Riiiight.
60 more points for your climb to 1K, Millsy.
And great music choice btw!
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Friday, 23 February 2018
From Millsy: More Militia United in Righteousness (60 points)
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28mm,
Boxer Rebellion,
Colonial,
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Nice work Millsy! There is no end, just an opportunity to buy even more ;)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant stuff, I checked out the batrep too and it looks superb with all the lovely scenery.
ReplyDeleteNice work Millsy :)
ReplyDeleteGreat minis Millsy. Your first game looked a cracker. Like Curt I lived the breach marker.
ReplyDeleteLovely work Millsy!
ReplyDelete"The end" - LOL. At pause, an extended pause to allow for other projects, which would be starting out "small"...
Great additions to your project!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Curt on this: you have not seen the end by far! At least that's what I hope because I'd like to see many more of these gems Millsy! Great stuff!
ReplyDeleteGreat work on these chaps, Millsy - and yeah, you might be mistaken as to the proximity of endings!
ReplyDeleteI was also listening to The The's 'Infected' yesterday, BTW - great minds and all that!
Top brushwork Millsy.
ReplyDeleteThose are lovely, Millsy! I love that deep shade of red you've conjured up there!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on seeing the light at the end of the project!
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