Leaving behind the cacophonic clucking and stench of chicken shit our adventurers crept onwards through the chambers. From behind the next door emerged the screech of tortured metal and a shower of sparks was visible through the grille.
The Armoury: Paint a figure, a vignette or unit which is armoured - plate, steel, iron, ceramic, chain-mail - the choice is yours.
The Napoleonic wars don't offer a lot of scope for armoured, and I already have a pair of Cuirassier regiments done. So, not exactly armoured, but armorers, sharpening the blades of the cavalry about to do battle with the Anglo-allied foe on the fields around Mont St. Jean. This excellent set is again from Eureka Miniatures and makes another interesting vignette for the collection.
Like the earlier vignettes, I did the figures in muted tones again, the only splash of colour being the assistants bonnet d'police.
Like the earlier field bakery, I thought it best to do the base in the stained, compacted earth of a courtyard rather than adding the greenery of a field to it.
Two 28mm figure and the location bonus for a total of 30 points which should see me over the half way mark to my target.
28mm Napoleonics Duel Totalizer: 14 mounted, 34 foot
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Cap'n Wednesdy likes this a lot and adds an extra tot for the little vignette!
Beautiful little scene to add to the battlefield. Well done.
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DeleteVery nice- I hope they have a cart to lug that about with them!
ReplyDeleteCheers Barks, I do have quite a collection of wagons and carts
DeleteLovely looking vignette!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain
DeleteNice take on the theme and lovely crisp painting!
ReplyDeleteCheers Jamie
DeleteAnother great vignette Paul, love the subtle shading on them.
ReplyDeleteThank you Peter
DeleteLovely work Paul. You are getting great mileage from these Eureka vignettes!
ReplyDeleteThanks Curt, they offer a rich vein of figures suitable for the chambers.
DeleteThe figures are top notch but your scenics to present them in are brilliant too!
ReplyDeleteThank you Sander
DeleteFab looking vignette once again Paul! Looks like I need to peruse the Eureka site for some of these
ReplyDeleteThanks Nick, you will surely find something that catches your eye.
DeleteA perfect entry Paul. the base loos brilliant as well.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ray
DeleteGreat piece and a nice choice for the Armoury. I love unusual vignettes like this.
ReplyDeleteThanks Phyllion
DeleteLove these little vignettes you keep coming up with 👍
ReplyDeleteRegards KenR
Thanks Ken
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