Don's napoleonic stuff...

[Ray Rivers]

Added some paint on the houses today...

Yep...

It's obvious that you just slapped it on. 

Amazing how well they came out!  

[DonVoss]

After finishing the BUAs and houses I wanted to add a big hill or more a ridge to my collection.
It fits nicely into the peninsula setting, as many battles involved such big hills...








Added a windmill to the scene, although its perhaps a bit on the small side, even for battallion style...

Needs more green, but I am short of static grass...

Cheers,
DV

[artshiraz]

Greetings

oh my, Don you have the output of a factory robot. But you knew that already, right?

This is just so fantastic and cool. I saw the start of the thread over at sweetwater but it has been some time since I last checked and the new stuff has the same wow-factor.

Now I will wait and hope for more Perry Napoleonics. Perhaps the Bavarian? Or the Nassau?
Waiter, One big bowl of pop corn please !!
 

Jo

[valleyboy]

Really like what you've achieved with those buildings
What did you use for the tiles?

[DonVoss]

Some pics of the table for tonights pninsula-game...









Pretty smll table, but I have to game in the hobby-room...

@ valleyboy
Its a kind of corugated card bord I bought in an artist shop. Sorry don't know what it is exactly in english...

DV

[Lt. Hazel]

Its a kind of corugated card bord I bought in an artist shop. Sorry don't know what it is exactly in english...

DV

I even don´t know the exact german word! The set up looks great, and as always I´m way impressed by your output!

[DonVoss]

Thanx, Hazel.

I think its: one-sided corugated card board...

http://www.modulor.de/shop/oxid.php/sid/949c9e2ef713c63026a3e7cfe098c7d4/cl/details/cnid/DSB/anid/DSBA

DV

[DonVoss]

I know I am a bit late for an anyversary (1812 vs. 2013), but I couldn't resist the new perry retreat stuff.

The miniatures are just fantastic...



Really like how every miniature tells a story...

Cheeers,
Don

[wrgmr1]

Hi Don,

Just found this thread, man you can pound out a battalion in a weekend.
It would take me a month or more for that.
Nice painting style and amazing sculpting. I really like you buildings and gaming table.

Keep it up!!

Cheers,
Thomas

[DonVoss]

This is necromancy....if someone considers this too crepy, exchange it to a new thread.

Okay, I did some napoleonic stuff lately. After yeras of absence I found a very nice fellow in my local club who likes Song of Drums and Shako just like me...

He builded a small french force and I was looking to get some opponents going...

The miniatures are bought used, so a few things are not glued together correctly, but we are noch button counters...



And from the back...




Took me one nightto get them started...

Looking forward to do something more in the napo theme again...

Cheers,
Don

[Prof.Witchheimer]

you're very productive in the last days, aren't you  Another lovely update!

[DonVoss]

Okay, perhaps not exactly napoleonic....
I am painting some Carlist War miniatures as a side project.
Intended for small battallion games, so there wont be more than 12 men to a battallion...

A bit wee, but it fit perfect for the perry-blisters.




And from the back...

...productive in the last days...

Thanx, Prof. ....yes, I am painting a lot these days, but somehow the lead mountain is not getting smaller ...

Cheers,
Don

[Lt. Hazel]

Very lovely! As always I am impressed too, your Output is incredible. Hopefully I will paint Up some Carlist War stuff in the Future, I am so eager to Play Sharpe's Practice II.
Cheer
Jan

[gustav]

great stuff, scenary and paint jobs!   

[DonVoss]

Thanx, gents....

Here is the next batch: a little bit more english support for Isabelle.



Really likeall the strange stuff of that range like mountain guns and french foreign legion...and rocket throwers...

Next are some cavallery


Cheers,
Don