Raglan's African Adventure

[Atheling]

I think you might find it originated in Africa, anyway,

my boys get around a bit 

 

I think you might find it originated in Africa

According to Wiki it came from around the Caribean, the very southern tip of the US and the Spanish Empire:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voodoo

[Lord Raglan]

Very sadly and much to my better judgement, I am also being pedantic over a heading which was simply written to make others smile:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRt6CTb6riY

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_African_Vodun

[Atheling]

Very sadly and much to my better judgement, I am also being pedantic over a heading which was simply written to make others smile:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRt6CTb6riY

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_African_Vodun

I didn't mean any offence mate. Nor was it a passive aggressive remark. Just thought you might be interested.

[Lord Raglan]

Adirmal Nicholas Hawtrey (retired) with askaris bodyguard and faithful hound Winston







Admiral Hawtrey was going to call his dog Voodoo, but as he was an English bulldog and not African, he could not bring himself to do so, what a pedantic old fool the admiral was 

[Atheling]

Nice work....

[Lord Raglan]

Cheers Darrell

[FifteensAway]

All very nice but am I the only one finding the photos with the dark background a bit of a challenge for seeing the photos - except the Watuta with their white headdresses?  I think I understand the reasoning and perhaps better than the white backgrounds where some of the items washed out if not in the front of the focal plane (depth of field?).  Still, makes it harder for me to focus on that fine work.

[Atheling]

All very nice but am I the only one finding the photos with the dark background a bit of a challenge for seeing the photos - except the Watuta with their white headdresses?  I think I understand the reasoning and perhaps better than the white backgrounds where some of the items washed out if not in the front of the focal plane (depth of field?).  Still, makes it harder for me to focus on that fine work.

I actually prefer a dark background to a lighter one. For starters, feeling rather counter-intuitive, it can be harder to get the lighting right the lighter the background I have found.

[Lord Raglan]

All very nice but am I the only one finding the photos with the dark background a bit of a challenge for seeing the photos

Thank you for the advice, but I can assure you, my miniatures look much better in low light, preferably pitch black to make them look stunning 

[Lord Raglan]

Darkest Africa - British Naval Detachment

[Lord Raglan]

Natal Carbineers

[Lord Raglan]

Navel Detachment Baggage Train

[Rogerc]

Awesome my friend, love the carbineers particularly.

[Lord Raglan]

This Ngoni regiment forms the right horn of the attack formation

[Lord Raglan]

This Ngoni regiment forms the left horn of the attack