Additions to the Sudan collection

[Phyllion]

I've been merrily adding to the Sudan collection and as it's a while since I posted any of my finished articles here, I thought I'd add a bumper crop:

Without further ado, we have the Royal Marine Light Infantry


A 'what if' Rocket Trough repurposed from the AZW


A few more Beja tribesmen and Jihadiyya:


All blogged with more photos here:
http://infrequentwargamer.blogspot.co.uk/2014/01/analogue-hobbies-painting-challenge.html

Some Baggara Horse:


Blogged here:
http://infrequentwargamer.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/sudan-baggara-horse.html

As an aside, I'm participating in the Analogue Hobbies Painting Challenge again (http://analogue-hobbies.blogspot.co.uk) and you can find my latest there well before it hits my blog. But all in all the Sudan collection is coming along nicely and I hope to put on a game in the Spring.

[Svennn]

That's a pass with flying colours, lovely

[War In 15MM]

Those look great!  Richard

[OSHIROmodels]

Very nice indeed 

cheers

James

[folnjir]

Very nice.

I'm trying not to start on the Sudan and they are making it harder.

[Hu Rhu]

Fantastic figues.  I love the flag - was that hand painted?

[Traveler Man]

Nice! 

[Phyllion]

Cheers all  all greatly inspired by work here and elsewhere.

Fantastic figues.  I love the flag - was that hand painted?

It is from Flag Dude www.FlagDude.com

Really dynamic flags, durable and come pre-assembled on steel wire for a reasonable price. My only quibble is the pixelation you can see up close.

[Atheling]

Beautiful brushwork! 

If I'm to be honest I'm not very into the sabot bases (I prefer vignette style basing- though I know why folk would use them). Having said that, they take nothing away from the excellent painting 

Darrell.

[Deedles]

and very nice too

[Phyllion]

Beautiful brushwork! 

If I'm to be honest I'm not very into the sabot bases (I prefer vignette style basing- though I know why folk would use them). Having said that, they take nothing away from the excellent painting 

Darrell.

Vignette basing is something I'm tempted to have a go at and looks amazing when done right, but I much prefer basing minis first then painting them.

I'm hoping to make some sabot bases in the style of Captain Blood's, which should offer more flexibility in forming up vignettes

@Deedles: Hi, painter of hordes!

[Phyllion]

Oh, more Sudan bits on my blog too:

http://infrequentwargamer.blogspot.co.uk/2014/02/the-analogue-hobbies-painting-challenge.html





10th Hussars on the table to paint next!

[Hu Rhu]

Those are some excellent figures.  Love the painting on the flag.

[Atheling]

Really nice brushwork  .

Darrell.

[Phyllion]

And after a productive end to the Analogue Hobbies Painting Challenge, plenty more for the collection on my blog http://infrequentwargamer.blogspot.co.uk

More Mahdists:




Mahdist gunners:


And the 10th Hussars:


Alas, I cannot compete with Deedles in volume. But little steps, little steps.