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Miniatures Adventure => VSF Adventures => Topic started by: kidterminal on January 14, 2014, 07:32:07 AM
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(http://i640.photobucket.com/albums/uu125/kidterminal/Fiends%20in%20Waistcoats/Lledo.jpg) (http://s640.photobucket.com/user/kidterminal/media/Fiends%20in%20Waistcoats/Lledo.jpg.html)
(http://i640.photobucket.com/albums/uu125/kidterminal/Fiends%20in%20Waistcoats/Lledo12.jpg) (http://s640.photobucket.com/user/kidterminal/media/Fiends%20in%20Waistcoats/Lledo12.jpg.html)
Hi everyone I've written and article on using Lledo horse drawn carriages for 28mm games on my blog. http://fiendsinwaistcoats.blogspot.com/
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i have buy some .
a little underscale but it works ;)
and less expensive than an mdf cart :D
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i have buy some .
a little underscale but it works ;)
and less expensive than an mdf cart :D
Yes I agree.
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I've checked your blog but can't find who makes the metal horses you've used.
The look like a good fit with the Lledo carriages, would you mind sharing which ones you're using.
Thanks
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They are Tiger Miniatures harness horses from their colonial line. I bought them from Recreation Conflict. http://www.recreationalconflict.com/
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They are Tiger Miniatures harness horses from their colonial line. I bought them from Recreation Conflict. http://www.recreationalconflict.com/
Thanks, have just ordered some from www.tigerminiatures.co.uk
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Thanks, have just ordered some from www.tigerminiatures.co.uk
Why? Whatcha doin?
cheers
James
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Why? Whatcha doin?
cheers
James
Ask him tomorrow. lol
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Why? Whatcha doin?
cheers
James
I've had an epiphany, and no, before you ask, it didn't hurt.
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I've had an epiphany, and no, before you ask, it didn't hurt.
Could you let us in on it?
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Could you let us in on it?
Well it's not specifically about the horse drawn vehicles so I'm not sure it's relevant here; it's more a realisation of why I never seem to get to grips with the hobby, despite being at it for 30 odd years.
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Well it's not specifically about the horse drawn vehicles so I'm not sure it's relevant here; it's more a realisation of why I never seem to get to grips with the hobby, despite being at it for 30 odd years.
I've found that blogging helps me get to grips with the hobby give it a try. :)
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Well it's not specifically about the horse drawn vehicles so I'm not sure it's relevant here; it's more a realisation of why I never seem to get to grips with the hobby, despite being at it for 30 odd years.
I can see you will need some beer and a damned good talking to tomorrow then ;D
cheers
James
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I can see you will need some beer and a damned good talking to tomorrow then ;D
cheers
James
Pictures please.
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The Lledo carriages can come in quite handy at a low cost. Here's one I converted to a Mariah:
(http://i1187.photobucket.com/albums/z395/Lord_Futtock/IMG-20110909-00205.jpg) (http://s1187.photobucket.com/user/Lord_Futtock/media/IMG-20110909-00205.jpg.html)
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I've found that blogging helps me get to grips with the hobby give it a try. :)
I've tried it www.littleleadmen.com (http://www.littleleadmen.com) ;)
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Welcome to blog land Mark...how do we follow progress as there are no tabs ...forgive me if I have used wrong terminology.
Can I confirm that Leno horse drawn carriages are indeed the toys and not the pencil sharpeners some folks opt for?
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Yes they are toys that come in boxes like these.
(http://i640.photobucket.com/albums/uu125/kidterminal/Fiends%20in%20Waistcoats/m29Nry3-YQxpXrRb6dTm2rg.jpg) (http://s640.photobucket.com/user/kidterminal/media/Fiends%20in%20Waistcoats/m29Nry3-YQxpXrRb6dTm2rg.jpg.html)
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Pictures please.
In return for favours?
cheers
James
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The images from the early posts here are not showing up. I have written another article on Lledo horse drawn vehicles https://blackshawgaming.wordpress.com/2019/11/24/lledo-horse-drawn-models-for-28mm/ (https://blackshawgaming.wordpress.com/2019/11/24/lledo-horse-drawn-models-for-28mm/).
For horses I went with Reiver and Warbases.
(https://blackshawgaming.files.wordpress.com/2019/11/img_2850.jpg?w=676)
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Looks good. Your blog post was very useful and I will certainly follow your example. I would take issue with that Ford truck you used for comparison being 1/56 though- I have it myself and I make it 1/64. But it doesn't alter the point you make- these diecast carts are a bargain.
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The images from the early posts here are not showing up.
Pity indeed, and you are a stalwart fellow for your efforts.
Funny how a search from a memory of a long ago thread becomes frustration when so much useful is missing.
Bully!
Doug