Sikh Workbench

[Atheling]

Well, that didn't take you long! 

[Rogerc]

Theres more!

[Atheling]

Theres more!

Then get to it sir! 

[Rogerc]

So here is the latest, the 25 year old Sikh regulars with some additions re-based. Another unit completed, this one holds  aspecial place for me, more details on the blog with pictures

https://gapagnw.blogspot.com/2020/03/latest-sikh-regulars-for-sikh-wars.html

sikh regulars by Roger Castle, on Flickr

[Atheling]

Splendid 

I popped over to your blog and it's obvious they're a labour of love mate. 

[DintheDin]

Excellent! Many likes!

[Romark]

Splendid looking unit 

[Rogerc]

Thanks guys more to come plus a game report.

[Atheling]

Thanks guys more to come plus a game report.

Looking forward to it 

[OB]

I enjoyed that and look forward to seeing more.

[Rogerc]

Ok, I am increasing output slightly on the blog, it might just provide 5 minutes entertainment for other gamers with time on their hands. Latest unit is these Sikh Regular Dragoons.

https://gapagnw.blogspot.com/2020/03/sikh-regular-dragoons.html

sikh dragoons by Roger Castle, on Flickr

[Hu Rhu]

Very nice painting and I couldn't see the join on the carbines. 

[Rogerc]

Quick workbench update on the blog with some new figures for the Sikh Wars amongst others. Test figure for Skinners horse complete, I am in two minds about the yellow, perhaps needs to be more mustard? Not sure. More details on the blog as always.

https://gapagnw.blogspot.com/2020/04/workbench-odds-and-sods.html

skinners by Roger Castle, on Flickr

[OB]

Very nice.  I'd go with the yellow you have.  I'd think the sun would bleach colours on campaign.

[DragonWyrm]

The current yellow looks nice. Your previous yellows are brighter and stand out more (tactical advantage, concentrate on those infantry and not on the cavalry that is about to charge).
The unrelenting sun has no mercy for the dyes these warriors wear.