Sidetracked Yet Again

[zak]

I have been trying different ways of lining these figures.
These were lined as follows:
A - Nuln Oil
B - Vallejo dip (figure actually dipped into the wash)
C - No lining
D - Oil pin wash

Which do I prefer, I am not sure, as yet, I now need to do some dry brushing and finishing off before I make my final judgement. I might try applying the Vallejo with a brush as well.

[MSea]

A - but what do I know

[chriswil42]

A - ditto.

[cph64]

Yep,A. C looks like he's got Delhi belly.

[Bigkev]

Looks like 'A' is the winner.......
Kevin

[zak]

Thanks Guys.
Here are Howard's Hoards en masse, these were the left overs from his foray into28mm modelling.
Bases painted but still to add grass and flags.

[MSea]

Looking great - how about the same number of French attacking them 

[zak]

Looking great - how about the same number of French attacking them 

Maybe something Waterloo related, I was wondering about one of the farms as a backdrop - La Haye Sainte or La Bell Alliance?

At the moment the allotment is calling!

[chriswil42]

Very nice Dave.
That reminds me, I'll bring in the Linka plans of La Haye Sainte for you to have a look at on the playday.

[zak]

Very nice Dave.
That reminds me, I'll bring in the Linka plans of La Haye Sainte for you to have a look at on the playday.

Thanks for that.

[MSea]

The speed youwork at - why not the whole battlefield 

[chriswil42]

The speed youwork at - why not the whole battlefield 

Dave would need the whole allotment for that.

[zak]

Working on it,
Howards Dregs now added to the remnants of Sir John Moore's Army.
Then probably some of the Chosen Men, yes Richard Sharpe and the 95th Rifles.

[chriswil42]

Very impressive. Must get round to finishing my Romans.

[cph64]

Impressive stuff, you're going to need a bigger garage!!!