I removed the sword from one figure and lowered the arm slightly with gentle bending. Some brass rod fitted the other hand to stand in for the operating lever. The second figure needed no alteration, just the addition of the brass rod lever. The third figure needed no adjustments at all. Nothing to it really, but a nice addition to the collection for the next game, later this year no doubt.
On the painting desk now are four Mutton Chop 1938-40 British figures, two officers and a two man Boys AT Rifle team. Alongside them are two Trent Miniatures Artificiers. I’m also rebasing the Foundry SYW dismounted French Hussars and Dragoons along with their British dismounted Dragoon opponents. Time though now to sort out the table layout in GHQ for the Wargames Illustrated photoshoot.
Lovely looking onager, your Foundry figures work really well with it, nice range of colours.
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain, I was pleased with how it turned out!
DeleteNice addition I think I have a similar model prep somewhere😀
ReplyDeleteI think almost every wargamer might say that at sometime, don't you?
DeleteA jolly fine composition there Mr. B.
ReplyDeleteSplat!, splat!, splat!, splat!
DeleteBetter after you explained it today!
DeleteNice piece.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
DeleteP..twang! Nice work Mr.B.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jon! See you at Penkridge on Sunday?
Deleteonly if it snows!
DeleteSee you on Sunday then!
DeleteNicely done David...
ReplyDeleteIt works well on the ‘rounded’ base.
All the best. Aly