As part of my break from our Italian Wars project I have added a further artillery piece model and gun crew to my 1914 BEF force. The gun is a resin kit which was included in a large bag of figures Matt passed to me last year. The gun itself is manufactured by T.A.Miniatures
http://taminiatures.com/shop/ The crew are from
Wargames Foundry's WWI 1914 British range, sculpted by Dave Andrews, and so compatible in all ways save heft with his later
Great War Miniatures which comprise the bulk of my BEF ~
They have been completed just in time to join the rest of my and Phil's collections for Dan's visit for a Wargames Illustrated photoshoot to illustrate a piece I've written for the magazine on adapting Black Powder rules to the 1914 phase of the Great War.
On the painting desk now are three modified Foundry Late Romans to be the crew for a stone thrower which was part of a gift from my long time chum and modeller Ian Bottrill. So, back to painting it is!
Boom! Boom! Boom! Boom!
ReplyDeleteQuite the funniest reply to any blog post I’ve ever read!
DeleteNice piece as always and good of you to share your amendments.
ReplyDeleteThanks George.
DeleteLooks just great David!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Very kind Christopher.
DeleteGood looking gun 😀
ReplyDeleteThanks Matt. Glad you enjoyed the show yesterday. Did Phil try your game?
DeleteLovely looking gun and crew!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks for that Iain.
DeleteWhat a beast
ReplyDeleteI have my eye on an even bigger one!
DeleteNice gun team
ReplyDeleteThank you Lee.
DeleteNicely done...
ReplyDeleteI am wondering how long it will be before Dave’s Foundry range will be classed as vintage... or maybe it already is... :-)
All the best. Aly
Never mind the Foundry range, at his current rate of ‘production’ GWM will soon become vintage....have a word!
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ReplyDeleteIf you say so!
DeleteIt was good enough for William IV.
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