Well the title says it all. Another top up of kit for the Old West , which rounds off the figure collection and provides all the various elements required for the the "Serenity Campaign".
So first up the natives from the Northern Indian Territory - these are the factor that will unite all the various factions, and of course they will be happy to cause trouble at any time. These lads are by "Artizan Designs"
Coming up from the South we also have a nefarious band of "Banditos". These are by Knuckleduster (as is the casualty)
And some transport for the Man with No Name
So a few more items left to sort out, some more unmounted horses, wounded horses,few more wagons
and i think it will be finished
Picking up those brushes again.
I will use the blog to record my creations & the odd occasion I actually do some gaming.
I have always been inspired by the aesthetic side of gaming. Playing on well constructed terrain using excellently painted units is always a joy.
Nice work, the ponchos look great!
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DeleteYep, damn good all round. I like the Northern Territory guys the best.
ReplyDeleteIt is a great feeling when you just have to top and tail a few pieces to complete a collection.
ReplyDeleteWhat a collection it is too, not just all those figures and buildings but that fantastic train as well.
YeeeHaa!
Thanks Pat, sure is... I keep finding extra little bits n bobs.I have had to stop myself getting extra train stuff!
DeleteA lovely selection Dave, particularly like the war paint and detail on the ponchos - superb Sir!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael
DeleteA fantastic group of models, Dave. Your Far West is full of live!!!
ReplyDeleteThansk Juan , it sure is!
DeleteThe Indians are smashing.
ReplyDeleteNice work Dave, very nice.
ReplyDeleteThanks Fran, I spy old west stuff on your site too,,
DeleteSome great painting Dave, nice one!
ReplyDeletecheers Ray!
DeleteThese are brilliant Dave!!!
ReplyDeleteAll have cracking skin tones.
Cheers Paul - took a bit of playing with and not entirely sure i was with the end result - but they are certainly good enough for gaming!
DeleteVery authentic Dave, love those Mexican patterns...
ReplyDeletecheers Scott -
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