My Brits sofar!

[Argonor]

Please, please tell me you're retired and has all the time in the world for you gaming/painting... or I'll go jump off a bridge or something 

I would give.... well not my right arm, I need that for painting.... but something very precious to be able to produce such an army in less than 2 years.... 

They must look even more impressive on a beautiful gaming table... 

[Helen]

Please, please tell me you're retired and has all the time in the world for you gaming/painting... or I'll go jump off a bridge or something 

I would give.... well not my right arm, I need that for painting.... but something very precious to be able to produce such an army in less than 2 years.... 

They must look even more impressive on a beautiful gaming table... 

Thankyou to you an all for your lovely comments.

I'm retired, but what you haven't yet seen are my ANZACs, Turks, US Marines and French The remainder of my collections less some are shown in the Gallery.

I'm slowly painting up the remainder of my lead pile to some what complete my collections.

I've been collecting WW1 for years and some others too. Leroy was my painter for many years. I'm now after one year managing a reasonable effect on my figures. I'm always learning to improve as I witness such masterpieces here on this forum.

Next up for "Show and Tell" is my finished Indian Mountain battery and followed by my Turkish cavalry unit if all goes well.

[pbeccas]

I'm interested in the Turkish Cavalry unit.  I can't recall ever seeing a full unit painted and posted on the web.  Towards the end of 2009 I am hoping to start painting up one myself once I have finished my Western Front and Arthurian armies.

[Helen]

I'm interested in the Turkish Cavalry unit.  I can't recall ever seeing a full unit painted and posted on the web.  Towards the end of 2009 I am hoping to start painting up one myself once I have finished my Western Front and Arthurian armies.

Thanks Paul, I'm half way through and should finish by the weekend all 12 of them.

Helen