"Here come the Gurkhas!" The latest additions to the Rhazlistan Field Force are the Gurkhas, in this case from Copplestone Miniatures.
I found them fairly easy to paint, though the castings left something to be desired in places, with vague detail formed. I don't really like to moan about sculptors, after all I have little or no talent for the art and even less patience, but it would be nice if there were officers in the correct uniform and support weapons too, after all he managed the latter for the Indian units, albeit with only one type of NCO.
I also painted four figures for the Command Group the the force: a mixture of Copplestone, Pulp Miniatures and a Great War Miniatures dispatch rider.
Next up on the GHQ painting station are four figures to represent the Royal Geographical Society's Expedition to Rhanzlistan, hoping to encounter the mythical Yeti or stumble on the lost kingdom of Shangri-La perhaps. But, most likely they'll just get lost and be slaughtered by some passing Bhurpas in a game... There are three Pulp Miniatures and one Copplestone in this group by the way ~ see an earlier post.
Our friends Pam and Chris from Adelaide are arriving on Friday for a stay, so don't expect anything new now until much later in the month, as real life has far more important things going on for us all now.
Coming along nicely, just ripe for the slaughter by the Red horde, well I can just dream. Happy entertaining, I'm sure you will refrain from mentioning the Ashes :-)
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DeleteThe Ashes? Of course I shall be mentioning them...frequently!
Very nice as always David now you just need to add a very young Joanna Lumley to lead the Gurkhas.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dave. I already have several 1920's Pulp heroines who will do nicely.
DeleteGreat stuff...very nice.
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DeleteOr as they say in the west midlands "Ow do Mister!"
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