Lead Adventure Forum
Miniatures Adventure => Colonial Adventures => Topic started by: Yankeepedlar01 on 16 March 2011, 02:12:22 PM
-
At Vapnartak last month I picked up the Indian Mutiny period houses/ruins/courtyards from Mutineer Miniatures to 'dress' my Indian Mutiny games more convincingly. To break up the tedium of painting British infantry this month ~ only 47 done so far ~ I've painted up the buildings. I also made a small Hindu shrine, using the domed roof from Coritani, Hindu gods from Tiger Miniatures and some artist's foamcore board coated in Basetex.
(http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh135/Yankeepedlar01/The%20Indian%20Mutiny/DSCN0859.jpg)
General view of Byklabad ~ hot bed of Mutiny!
(http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh135/Yankeepedlar01/The%20Indian%20Mutiny/DSCN0858.jpg)
The Hindu shrine showing its scale with a Mutineer building.
(http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh135/Yankeepedlar01/The%20Indian%20Mutiny/DSCN0857.jpg)
Interior detail of the Hindu shrine.
Again, don't be too unkind, my eleven thumbs do their best. :D
David
-
Looks nice now it's finished. :D
-
Looking good. I like the shrine ;D
-
He had a spare Ganesh that is now sitting on my painting mountain. ::)
-
Ooooo nice job on those. Great buildings. :-*
Love this period. ;)
-
nice job on the buildings, the shrine is a good idea ;) well done
-
VERY Nice! Like the shrine...Never see anyone do a shrine really, but there are tons of them all over the place in India. Well done.
-
I like the shade of red, very reminiscent of the buildings of Northern India.
-
"Hot bed of Mutiny" you can be sure it is.
I shall look forward to defending it against the Imperial devils.
-
Did you say the Indian gods were from Tiger Miniatures? I didn't see them anywhere on their website.
-
Did you say the Indian gods were from Tiger Miniatures? I didn't see them anywhere on their website.
Yes they were from Tiger:they were in a small box on the trade stand at a show last December.
David
-
Hi :)
From the books i have read on the Indian Mutiny, northern india they describe most small villages were walled with gates for there protection.
This was also described in some of the small action.
David
-
Hi :)
From the books i have read on the Indian Mutiny, northern india they describe most small villages were walled with gates for there protection.
This was also described in some of the small action.
David
Yes true.
-
very good..like the idea of the shrine
I'm keen to pick up some of the wall sections in the future as well.
-
Byklabad?
Any reference to that small, quaint, picturesque village just to the east of Newcastle?
-
Byklabad?
Any reference to that small, quaint, picturesque village just to the east of Newcastle?
Sadly, no, its a play on my surname,Bickley. ;)
David
-
The village is gorgeous! I love the shrine.
-
The village is gorgeous! I love the shrine.
I'm surprised the shrine is so popular, I thought it looked embarrasingly rough myself and nearly did n't post it. Just proves how wrong you can be I think....
-
Very nice.India has many small villages and very innovative houses.
-
You have a stalker, Dave.................... :o