Hello fellow AHPC participants it's nice to return after a couple of years off. It did feel odd not being a part of the event and watching from the sides so it's good to be back as it's tradition after all! Since I'm notoriously slow in getting entries in it's no surprise I'm slow in getting my first entry in.
I've decided to start off with some ACW casualty figures as they are very much needed, but haven't got to them yet for reasons unknown. These will likely be my first of two batches as I will need more.
The figures are from Redoubt miniatures which are probably my favorite ACW figures as they really do pack a lot of character and are very painter friendly. The figures are large so you really can't mix them with other ranges very well, but in their own units work great.
I can't say what I'll do next because even I don't know, but I have been keeping the ACW theme going pretty well this year so an odds on favorite that will likely be next. I can't even prep for the challenge, because in the past 70% of what I prepped went back in the box in favor of something else!
I think I just managed to slide under the door and get this in before Curt hands things off to his minions.
All in 28mm so that's 3 standing for 15pts. and 8 kneeling or lying for 20 pts. giving a total 35 pts.
Happy New Year!
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It's great to have you back with us Christopher!
Great work on these casualties stands. I always enjoy your vibrant and saturated colour style and these don't disappoint. I look forward to seeing more ACW from you over the coming months.
Happy New Year!
- Curt
Ah...the grim casualty figures - so important, and so well done! Great work Christopher.
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Amazin, vibrant colours on these figures and I really like your basing as well, it really 'frames' the figure quite wonderfully. Superb stuff!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Peter!
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Great looking casualty markers - agree important not to forget to paint up these
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Great to have you back Chris. Fab entry too!
ReplyDeleteGreat to be back Ray and thank you!
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Can’t have too many casualty figures for ACW. Nice work, really like the basing.
ReplyDeleteThanks and I agree you can never have too many in fact I have another batch to do at some point!
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These are superb, your work is always top notch Christopher
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Kerry I appreciate the kind words!
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Great looking casualty markers. Always worth doing a little extra for the bases.
ReplyDeleteThank you and yes I agree if your going to put effort into the figures you should put just as much into the bases as well.
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Lovely basing!
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Some great vibrant colours there.
ReplyDeleteThank you Geoff.
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Very colourful and well painted group of figures
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Fantastic colour choices, they look great
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Jamie.
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Good looking casualties, always in need in wargames. If I understood correctly, you have a lot primed, so lots to choose what to paint next! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Teemu. Actually I said the opposite in that I don't prep figures, because I'm never sure what I'll do next. However I do have a lot of figures in the lead mountain choose from!
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Always useful casualties are. Love the basing and great work Christopher. Bruce
ReplyDeleteCheers Bruce much appreciated!
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Great job, lovely stands!
ReplyDeleteThank you Dani!
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Wonderful work, Chris! I love the vibrant color! I do like the chunky sculpts a lot as like these they usually have lots of character to them!
ReplyDeleteThank you kindly David! In addition to the character chunky sculpts are often easier to paint which is a bonus!
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