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Miniatures Adventure => Interwar => Topic started by: nelly on February 12, 2009, 08:34:59 PM
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My trials unit for the midlands automotive industry mobilised with some local BUF militia support.
(http://i726.photobucket.com/albums/ww265/nellyhayuk/1234470041-1.jpg)
Section with transport
(http://i726.photobucket.com/albums/ww265/nellyhayuk/1234470042.jpg)
2 section with support from evaluation T26
(http://i726.photobucket.com/albums/ww265/nellyhayuk/1234470040.jpg)
and again (converted Lewis gunner)
(http://i726.photobucket.com/albums/ww265/nellyhayuk/1234470041.jpg)
The Sarge
(http://i726.photobucket.com/albums/ww265/nellyhayuk/1234470039-1.jpg)
Officer and experimental "Universal" Carrier
(http://i726.photobucket.com/albums/ww265/nellyhayuk/1234470039.jpg)
"Universal" Carrier
(http://i726.photobucket.com/albums/ww265/nellyhayuk/1234470038.jpg)
Local BUF militia "Guides"
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Excellent work!
:)
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Very jealous.. I must get some of mine done.
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They look great Nelly :-*
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Great stuff nelly are the BUF Anglian minis with head swaps?
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Yup! I like all of these. The BUF look great in Helmets. Some good conversions in there. :)
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Great stuff nelly are the BUF Anglian minis with head swaps?
The BUF are Anglian Carlists with Westwind heads, except the officer who's a straight SCW figure. The prone lewis gunner is a mix of Anglian legs, another Anglian Torso and gun with a Woodbine cap added with large pack, even the tank commander has had a headswap :) The Sarge was a Black n tan, with a woodbine head and an arm from Crusader, along with most of the figures are Musketeer ;)
Only took about 7 or 8 evenings in total to finish :)
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Good grief..your painting table must have looked like a butcher's shop at some point, arms and heads all over the place.
Looks good though.
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Looking good. Good conversions too.
Nearly finished my TA unit - mostly Musketeer with a few GWM for the Vickers gun and motorcyclist and some head swaps on a couple of WW2 jeep drivers to fit my staff car and truck. Tried some pictures on the corner of the Penarth game but they didn't come out very well. If I can find a square inch to set them up at home I'll take some more and post them here. I think I need to buy myself a bit more upmarket digital camera with some of my inheritance as well.
Once the kitchen's done I can clear the stuff off the wargames table into the new cupboards and we might have room to swing a cat in the house again. The granite worktops are being templated today so we're getting there...
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Great stuff nelly are the BUF Anglian minis with head swaps?
The BUF are Anglian Carlists ...
When I first read this I thought it was an invented rightwing faction of Angli(c)ans which wanted to restore the Stuarts to the English (Scotish, Irish...) throne. Maybe such a group should rather be called Charliests... :)
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Great stuff nelly are the BUF Anglian minis with head swaps?
The BUF are Anglian Carlists ...
When I first read this I thought it was an invented rightwing faction of Angli(c)ans which wanted to restore the Stuarts to the English (Scotish, Irish...) throne. Maybe such a group should rather be called Charliests... :)
...official headgear for this militia: a red bowler
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Very inspiring, Nelly!
Rudi
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Lovely painting.
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That reminds me.... what green did you use?
it looks perfect
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Games Workshop's Orkhide one from the foundation paints :)
Got my Vickers medium in the post today from Copplestone, got that and my GWM platoon, and the Bistol Fighter and a Bulldog to sort now :)
The Midlands arms race is a go!!!!!! ;)
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Excellent stuff sir! Im sure HRH feels more secure in his Worcester hideaway knowing they are close at hand!
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Ok, can't resist this. I've ordered my copy as well:) I'm thinking the Triumph and Tragedy rules would cover this conflict well.
Hmm... perhaps I can do up some Jacobites circa 1938;)
-Doc