Red Sailours on new base

[Lt. Hazel]

I was very impressed by the multibases Tom Weiss used for his DA Askaris. I want my RCW stuff on bases like his. The Volunteer Army fought hard in the autumn of 1919, so I will add some puddles and leaves, plus some razor wire when I get a proper looking product. This is my test base


Plus a Brigade White Officer painted as Kornilovski

[Sterling Moose]

Beautiful!!  Very well painted - good job.

[Saya]

Wwooooowwww!!!!! amazing paint job!!!! 

[redzed]

they look fantastic, the flag looks the biz.

[dodge]

Wow hazel those are great, loved the multi base

dodge

[traveller]

Fantastic! Excellent job!

[Ignatieff]

Superb. I always believe that a good base adds to the 'story' and you have done that magnificently.  The leaves in particular are very evocative.  Where did you get them from?

[Lt. Hazel]

Thanks!
The leaves are some cruched birch tree seeds (don´t know the english word) that Grimm gave me after cleaning his gutter on his roof. I then gave em a wash of thinned VMC Woodgrain and VMC Transparent Yellow.

[Mr.J]

Absolutely stunning! Both the basing and the figures.

[Grimm]

very nice ,but why a new base ?

[Lt. Hazel]

I hate moving around loads of single based miniatures. And I like the opportunity to create small dioramas. I don´t think the basing is that much important on the tabletop.

[Keith]

Outstanding!

[Overlord]

Fantastic painting Lt.   
Your consistantly high standard, regardless of subject matter, makes me envious.     

[Zheleznjak]

Great work!

[Calimero]

Nice, real nice 

I think that the "Evil Empire" sell photoetched razorblade barbed wires… they are probably pricey though.