Hard Times in Fort Belmont
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- Big Andy
- Stanley, County Durham, United Kingdom
- I've been in the Wargaming/ Military Modelling/ Military History hobby since about 1970 . In that time I've had a go at most aspects including Re-enactemnt and Blackpowder shooting. Aside from the hobby I like "Old Masters" painting Victirian Genre painting and Englis Watercolurs . Irish and Scottish Whiskies, Fine dining and real Ale. I also collect Antiquarian Books. mostly but not all Military.
Those are stunning. To me they look just like the 75-90mm figure that used to appear on the covers of Military Modelling back in the day.
ReplyDeleteIf I had the skill I should paint just like that!
John
Wow, simply wow !
ReplyDeleteNow of course I just have to get enough of my own painted to.. well as close as I can get to this standard- for a small game- well thats the plan.
ReplyDeleteSUPERB figures!!
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