UPDATED 19/2/2015- The Sands of Sudan - Connoisseur Command Stands

[CC2IC]

What figures are you using with those rules? Thanks and looking forward to checking them out.

[Pyjamas in the Sands]

Hi CC - Sorry for missing this question mate.

The majority of figures in my collection for the Sudan are Connoisseur from Bicorne Miniatures however I do also have some Redoubt, Perry, Essex and a couple of Australian manufacturers, Castaway Arts and Cannon Fodder Miniatures.

Cheers

Carlo

[Atheling]

If this piques any colonial interest please feel free to visit my blog at :

http://withpyjamasthroughthedessert.blogspot.com.au/

Lots more details there on price, pages extras, future supplements etc.

Cheers (I hope I have posted this in the correct section btw)

Carlo

Consider me curiosity suitably piqued! I'll be ordering a copy ASAP! 

Darrell.

[Pyjamas in the Sands]

Cheers Darrell - look forward to seeing your figures up and running.  I am sure they will be superb!

Carlo

[Atheling]

Cheers Darrell - look forward to seeing your figures up and running.  I am sure they will be superb!

Carlo

They're on the painting table as I type. Can't wait to get the skintones done then I can lavish myself on the folds of the clothing. Talking of skin tones, I  want big units so in order to realise this I'm going to use the Foundry north African and African skin tones as well as the musket Brown they do. I'm just not going to have the time to get caught up in doing too many layers..... let's hope i can keep a check on my anal painting tendencies!! 

Darrell.

[Pyjamas in the Sands]

Well I stuffed that up - update on first page chaps.

Luddite Carlo

[Atheling]

Can anyone tell me, are Sands of the Sudan based on single figure removal or base/stand removal please?

I ask as I don't think I could cope with rebasing.

Thanks

[robh]

Can anyone tell me, are Sands of the Sudan based on single figure removal or base/stand removal please?

Neither, they use old school strength rosters. No figure removal.

[Deedles]

Here is an example of a SOS playsheet



You could use base removal as you get to the size if a base