Stuf Wot I Dun

[has.been]

...& some scenery, fallen trees. Great for any period and a variety of scales.

[Zingara]

A start on the Elizabethans, you got more on the in progress? More useful bits of terrain - you can certainly block long lines of sight with all the pieces that roll off your production line!!

[has.been]

Yes Gregor, (lots) more to be painted up for the Elizabethans. Watch this space.

[vodkafan]

Yes Gregor, (lots) more to be painted up for the Elizabethans. Watch this space.

 Bet I see them first

[has.been]

Bet I see them first

And, if I get the Spanish done, you should be the first to play with them too.

[rumacara]

Nice.

[has.been]

Nice.

Not just the twigs I hope. 

[has.been]

Got a job lot off E-bay, which contained several badly bashed up 1/72 (1/76?) tank kits.
As a challenge to myself I rebuilt the Jagd-Panther. Happy with the result.

[syrinx0]

Looking good now!

[Zingara]

Well done Peter. Another piece of kit for various uses.

[has.been]

Thanks guys.
It was quite a task.
The tracks were incomplete, & what there was, was perished.
There were insufficient road wheels, in fact the drive wheels (front) came from another tank completely.
The Mantlet  I made out of filler & the barrel out of an old paint brush.
 

[has.been]

Picked up some Normans off e-bay.
Very little repair work, then I rebased them.
Off now to join the Riverlords on Casevil

https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=141051.msg1798611#msg1798611

[Westbury]

Nice job with the Jagd Panther Pete.

[has.been]

Thanks Ian.
Apart from the challenge itself, I have no use for it. 1/72nd late war Russian front, that's 3 strikes and out!
Will probably send it off to e-bay.

[Bloggard]

love the gloss paint-jobs on the Casevil figures.