This is a shortened week as I need to leave Friday morning for a game, dinner and overnight at a mate’s house and then we are all going onto Cancon on Saturday morning. Cancon is Australia’s largest wargames event and is held over the Australia Day weekend in Canberra which is about a three hours drive south of Sydney.
The offerings this week are some resting camels and the British 10th Hussar regiment for the Sudan.
The camels will be for the centre of the square formed by the dismounted Camel Regiments when they go into action.
Again the figures are 10mm Pendraken. I have changed the dry brush colour used on the bases and while I don’t think it is apparent in photos, I am much happier that it gives a good compromise between the cloth I will be using (the third photo below is the closest representation) and the greyer colour that I have seen of the land in photos. I am also forming the view that I need to look for some dry bush tufts while at Cancon to give a bit of a lift to my basing for the project.
Resting Camels
Millsy
Camels are a long lasting Challenge tradition (right Dave?) and these are awesome just like the Hussars!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sander and I'm honoured to continue a Challenge tradition.
DeleteToo right Sander!
DeleteThese are very well drilled and disciplined camels!
ReplyDeleteYou would be too if you were staked to the ground :)
DeleteNice work Richard, looking forward to the fousands of Mardi!
ReplyDeleteOnly 1600 Matt
DeleteExcellent work on these desert ships. The hussars are superb at a 10mm level. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bruce - I'll also have some real ships to do at some stage
DeleteGood work, Richard! I hope your Cancon went nicely and camels got the rest they needed. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks. Cancon was great - the biggest I have seen in many many years. It is more about the social weekend these days for me.
DeleteThose look great. I love the way the smaller scales look in large groups.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tom. Having the space to do larger units is the beauty and the strength of the smaller scales.
DeleteFine work Richard! Love this project.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Greg
DeleteVery nice camels indeed
ReplyDeleteThank you Dave
Delete'Camels...Form square and prepare to spit!' :) Excellent work Richard!
ReplyDeleteThanks Curt. Having been up close with two late last year their spit is indeed a sight not to behold.
DeleteSnazzy!
ReplyDeleteThanks Robert
DeleteSome great looking camels!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ray
DeleteGreat painted figures from a period I like to. Great work!
ReplyDeleteThanks Peter
Deletemore superb work Richard, this is an eye catching project and one that's tempting to copy in this scale
ReplyDeletethanks Kerry - Pendrakan will be at Partizan I'm sure ;)
DeleteLovely work!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Thanks Cristopher
DeleteReally like this project. Excellent work
ReplyDeleteThat's appreciated Peter
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