Follow that Camel - Project Finished

[pocoloco]

It's been a while since I last visited and followed that Camel. Glad I did it this time, great additions! The blues of the beduin camel riders look splendid and the casualty and hidden movement markers are superb as well. So all in all, you have earned your holiday

[Hu Rhu]

It's been a while since I last visited and followed that Camel. Glad I did it this time, great additions! The blues of the beduin camel riders look splendid and the casualty and hidden movement markers are superb as well. So all in all, you have earned your holiday

Glad that you enjoyed it and even more glad that you came back!!

[Mason]

Love the mobile kebabs, mate.
They blend in so well with the rest of the project.
 

[Hu Rhu]

Here is my latest work - Bedouin casualty markers.  The figures are from Foundry and although not Legion specific they do the job well enough.



Close up here. Apologies for the blurry picture.

[Malamute]

Excellent stuff Gary, not long to go now.

[Mason]

Lovely.
The basing is rather good and you are certainly becoming a bit of a master with that blue shading.
 

.....not long to go now.

Dont start that lark again.
 

[Argonor]

What a gorgeous build-up! 

I always marvel at the tenaciousness some of you Brits display when sticking to a project like that for such a long period.

[OSHIROmodels]

Great stuff Gary 

Are you going to have a wadi and call it El Daya Wan...

cheers

James

[Atheling]

Nice! 

Darrell.

[Yggdrasil]

Your work is amazing. The terrain pieces are great and the painted arabs are awesome (really like the blue clothes)

[Arundel]

They look great. I agree with the praise for your basing and mastery of the colour blue! Sorry if I missed it in a previous post, but what rules are you using?

[Traveler Man]

Very nice indeed! 

[Hu Rhu]

Nice! 

Darrell.

Thanks Darrell

Lovely.
The basing is rather good and you are certainly becoming a bit of a master with that blue shading.
 

Thanks Paul, but you haven't seen them close up yet 

What a gorgeous build-up! 

I always marvel at the tenaciousness some of you Brits display when sticking to a project like that for such a long period.

Thanks for the compliment.  As to the longevity that is simply a lack of time to get things done in a hurry and sheer bloodymindedness to finish the project.  Oh yes and having promised to run the game at BLAM this year.   

Great stuff Gary 

Are you going to have a wadi and call it El Daya Wan...

cheers

James

Cheers.  Not a Wadi but I do have a desert well to add into the mix and need a good 'Carry On name'.  Any suggestions? 

Your work is amazing. The terrain pieces are great and the painted arabs are awesome (really like the blue clothes)

Thanks very much.

They look great. I agree with the praise for your basing and mastery of the colour blue! Sorry if I missed it in a previous post, but what rules are you using?

Thanks very much. I am using a very heavily converted set of Sharp Practice suitably loony enough to cover Beau Geste crossed with Carry On Follow That Camel.  Have a look at pages one and two for some ideas of how it works and the characters involved.

Very nice indeed! 

Cheers.  More pics of the whole Bedouin Force to follow later today.
 

[Atheling]

Thanks Darrell

Don't thank me- you did the lovely painting 

Darrell.

[Hu Rhu]

Next up are pics of the whole Bedouin force:

The Riff Cavalry


The Riff Infantry


The Tuareg Camelry


The Tuareg Infantry


The Raff Infantry


The leaders


The whole force together


Now just the remaining Legion (40 figures) to paint, a few extra pieces of terrain to finish off (Tents, a Well, a few rocky outcrops) and then an overall smartening up of the existing pieces and the last of the hidden movement markers (2 camels and some dust clouds).  With under 6 weeks to go this is going to be tight.