Its back to the Challenge Studio map for this post, I'm off to Historical Drama, which is my last room for a Green Security Pass.
Historical Drama: The whole of history at your fingertips and painting brush-points. Which historical drama will you choose to paint in miniature?I've never read any of Forester's books but loved the ITV series Hornblower from 1998-2003.
My Hornblower figure, will be used as the leader of a small British Navel force for my Haitian Revolution project. The figure is from Britannia Miniatures available from Andy at Grubby Tanks.
Horatio will earn me 5 points
Bonus 20 points
Total 25 points!
Great, a model that I don't have to squint to see. Hornblower looks very dashing and I'm sure he will make a fine addition to your project. Coincidentally, I just started listening to a podcast about the Haitian Revolution yesterday, it seems like a fascinating (if bloody) period.
Nice work, Ray!
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DeleteNicely done, Ray, nicely done! :)
ReplyDeleteCheers Tamsin.
DeleteNever read Hornblower???!!!
ReplyDeleteminus 30 points for that filthy Landlubber Mr Minion!
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DeleteI agree with Admiral Paul! The TV series was great too. Nice work Ray
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DeleteArrgghh
DeleteSplendid Hornblower figure!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Cheers Iain.
DeleteGreat figure Ray
ReplyDeleteThanks Kerry.
DeleteNice work! Shame the TV series didn't get a longer run. I thought it merited it, probably more than Sharpe did for it's length of run
ReplyDeleteAgreed.
DeleteTwas a great show.
DeleteThat is a terrific Hornblower, Ray. Now, go read the books you philistine. ;)
ReplyDeleteYes Sir!
DeleteA lovely character!
ReplyDeleteCheers Barks.
DeleteSplendid miniature and a fine series
ReplyDeleteCheers
MattW
Thanks Matt.
DeleteThe show was grand, but I agree with Curt...read the books, Ray! Nice work though,Ray! He looks a proper gentleman in the blue coat...you must've been taken a break from the wee lads for this! ;)
ReplyDeleteI did. I needed to un cross my eyes!
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