Adventurers of the roaring twenties in Asia

[Renaud]

My first team of adventurers, ready to search for the tomb of Gengis Khan :

[matakishi]

Lovely painting 

[Renaud]

Thanks Matakishi, I am a big fan of your productions and your website 

[Wirelizard]

Great paintjobs, I especially like the subtle brown tweed pattern on the flat-capped guy 2nd from left.

I have to admit I don't recognize any of the figures except the chap on the far left with the BAR, who I know is by Copplestone. Who makes the rest of them?

[Renaud]

All Copplestone's sculpts:

BC10

Jolly Good Chaps

Miniatures painted by Darren Matthews.

BC17

Bolshevik Heroines


DA012 - Ardent Adventurers (Darkest Africa Miniatures : British Single Pack)

BU30

Chinese Bandits with Rifles

[gamer Mac]

Very nice job on those
As said above the tweed suit is great.

[Heldrak]

Beautifully done! 

[Bugsda]

Lovely painting 

Yep, I like your style 

[Mr.J]

Agreed. Very well painted. The tweed is excellent!

[Prof.Witchheimer]

good start, Renaud, keep it up.

[Svennn]

Great painting, 1920's and Asia - whats not to like

A man after my own heart

[Wirelizard]

I'd never really looked at that Chinese Bandits pack (China tempts, but must be avoided for now to protect my wallet and my sanity...) but it's a great pack for armed flunkies and locally-hired assistants too, isn't it?

After all, the line between "scruffy local guide" and "scruffy local bandit" can be very thin, and sometimes depend on the length of time since you last paid the guy...

[Bako]

Seeing Corto Maltese in Foundry's line is terribly inconvenient.

[magokiron]

Great PJ!

I REALLY need to buy MORE Copplestone figs (even if I have several still unpaited).

Thanks for sharing.

[Sterling Moose]

Nice work.