2nd Afghan War

[Phil Portway]

First three units for The Men Who Would Be Kings rules. 28mm Perrys. Painted over the weekend and finished today. Painted using Slapchop, Speed Paints, Contrast & traditional methods. Next up 40 Wargames Atlantic Tribal Afghans









And some artillery been around in my stash for 30years (just waiting for bases to arrive)

[jeffreythancock]

Very nice work - enjoy!

[Tom Dulski]

 Yes very nice.

[Phil Portway]

28mm very early Perry sculpts, Painted using Speed paints, Contrasts and acrylics!

[Phil Portway]

Still not quite finished basing, as I ran of 2p's, two Tribal infantry units Wargames Atlantic and a cannon, the figures at the front are extras atm, Flags will be used for irregulars and musicians for Tribals! Just noticed a couple of errors which need sorting!

[Altius]

Very nice. Where did the flags come from?

[Phil Portway]

Very nice. Where did the flags come from?

I scanned them from the booklet that comes with the perry figures.

[Phil Portway]

Wargames Atlantic new Afghan Cavalry, a review.

[Phil Portway]

Afghan Cavalry by Wargames Atlantic. Although they go together really nicely I used some of the bits from the infantry sprue as the cavalry heads do not having any "shouting/ screaming".

[Tom Dulski]

 They look great. I had bought some years ago and found them very fun to paint.

[Phil Portway]

They look great. I had bought some years ago and found them very fun to paint.

Not these, only released a couple of weeks ago!

[JBaumal]

These look the business, great start to this collection. I’m really looking forward to your progress with this period.

[Phil Portway]

Another two units for TMWWBK! 😂🤘And the reason why some of the cattle are on double bases! Really pleased how these turned out! Speed paints (cattle) and Contrast and acrylics for Nellie!

[Basementboy]

Fantastic! Do you have a method for the dapples on the cattle or do you just slap paint on and hope? Looks great either way

[Phil Portway]

Fantastic! Do you have a method for the dapples on the cattle or do you just slap paint on and hope? Looks great either way

I drybrush a white and use the first ed Speed paints, which give this effect, which looks very natural!