my modern project for Ambush Alley

[Doudou]

african rebel.
(always from Eureka miniature)

[sundayhero]

Really good looking 


Did you painted the waterpaint (aquarelle) draw on the box ?

[Doudou]

thanks
no, i find this drawing from the net

[Doudou]

and my first scenery, a little shanty town.

[von Lucky]

Good choice on the colour palette. It's turned out beautifully.

[grant]

Great stuff!

[Rob_bresnen]

Lovely stuff- I really like your rebels- are they Eureka?

I have my own African Imagi-nation, and so form the sunny beaches and war torn jungles of Zugando, may I extend the warm hand of peace.

You can read about my stuff on my Blog- Hotel Zugando

http://ultramoderngaming.blogspot.co.uk/

[Amalric]

That's looking great!

Ambush Alley is so much fun to play.

I look forward to seeing your troops in action!

[Doudou]

thx for your comment

yeah all figure are from Eureka Miniature and one from lead adventure.

I look forward to seeing your troops in action!

me too 

[Mathyoo]

Great work, the leader of the insurgents really pops out with that evil stance!
French are my favorite army miniatures wise (Famas looks nice ) and It's always great to see them.

I am only starting building my troops (got 6 insurgents painted! ), but I went with a western imagi-nation and I'm using Wargames Factory survivors as insurgents.

Would a 3x3 board be too small for most of the games in 28mm?

[marcusluis]

Do most people play 28 or 20mm my thinking is cheaper in 20mm..

[juergen c. olk]

Great job on the figures,I have mainly 20mm,but I met Nic and Rob from Eureka at historicon,and could not resist the 28mm figures. can force on force be used for larger ?Again wonderful stuff. http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ModernAfricanBushwars

[Doudou]

some civils

a market




angry mobs


and an objectif

[Rob_bresnen]

You MUST tell me who makes those civvies...I have never seen them before.


BTW- loving the work so far.

[Doudou]

they from eureka miniature

a new support for the rebel



and just for fun go back from the 70's