22 November 2024
It is getting near the end of the year and I already have next years work planned. Thanks to Lucas at Piano Wargames, I have some Bavarian dragoons and French Old Guard grenadiers from his latest kickstarter to come from Germany. I am really looking forward to these as I have not worked with any of Lucas' figures before but all the ones I have seen on his website and in the blogs look fantastic and Lucas is a great guy who provided me with excellent advice.
I have also just received a pack of Victrix Austrian Landwehr which should be a nice addition to my Austro-Hungarian army.
Already on the workbench in primer are two Victrix French foot artillery pieces, given the speed I work at, they will take me into the new year to finish.
In the meantime, here is my latest addition, a Perry's metal Bavarian artillery train. The set doesn't come with the horse chains (which I purchased seperately and were a nightmare to fit) and I had to work out how some of the model assembled from online pictures. That said, it is another great casting from the Perry's.
Lovely work Chris and the chains were well worth the effort. They really complete the look. Where did you get them from?
ReplyDeleteHi Lawrence, thank you for your comment. I bought the chain from Hobbyrama after much online searching.https://www.hobbyrama.com.au/universal-fine-chain
DeleteNice, thanks Chris. I'll grab some next time I'm passing. Lovely stuff. I still haven't forgotten about our coffee by the way, but the additional three newborn grandchildren are proving a handful (as I suspected they would).
DeleteMy only grandchild is in Adelaide so we don't have the same level of 'handfulness', I can only imagine what three local grandkids are like! Love to have coffee with you when we can but I suspect it will have to be in the new year now?
DeleteBeautiful Chris and the trees as a backdrop to your photograph works really well.
ReplyDeleteRegards, James
Thank you James, nice to hear from you. I do try to put somoe 'life' into the photos to make them more interesting. I hope all is well in WA.
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