Firstly, a few Nile river papyrus boats that are for nothing other than looking at. When I eventually make a Nile River I have a range of vessels and assorted pieces to make vignettes along the edge of the river. The other key point is that the river will not be BLUE. These are actually 15mm models from the Museum Miniatures range - but they are small enough and kneeling helps with them fit in.
Then we have the first of the Ansari foot troops. In addition to the spears and swords that all of the others have, these also had rifles.
Then I am back onto the Hadendowa warriors - bases of 10 figures each with a few hand-painted flags. No-one would have any success in translating the writing on the flags - I am going for the effect :)
As before, all these are Pendraken 10mm miniatures.
Points:
Canoes - 6 points for the canoe (vehicle) and 4 figures = 10 points * 3 boats - 30 points
Ansari - 60 * 10mm foot - 60 points
Handendowa - 160 * 10mm foot - 160 points
Total = 250 points
Finally the Mahdists have appeared! I've been waiting with baited breath for these since you shared your first Sudan stuff early on in the Challenge. Certainly they have been worth the wait, they are just glorious!
I'm gobsmacked you managed to paint the coloured patches on the jibbas so accurately. Even without blowing the images up you can clearly see the different colours. Amazing work.
Please promise we'll see a whole of army shot when done. If this is 15% of the total it'll be staggering.
250 top shelf points for your tally.
Cheers,
Millsy
Millsy
Nice basing on those. The canoes are different as well.
ReplyDeleteExcellent work. The project is really taking shape. Well done.
ReplyDeleteJust amazing results on those 10mm. l love those papyrus boats, almost Biblical.
ReplyDeleteVery effective painting. These will look amazing in mass when you’re done with the army.
ReplyDeleteFabulous. Love the recyclable canoes.
ReplyDeleteSuperb! That’s some fine work, especially considering the scale
ReplyDeletethat's a lot of work here, they must look so good all massed on the table, great post Richard
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