I know it has been quite awhile,well over a year to be exact, but I will be posting more very soon. I don't paint much over the summer months due to my room not being air conditioned.
Also,there will be a slight interlude,as I picked up some of the new Perry and Victrix hard plastic 28mm Napoleonics. These are VERY nice figures! I got a box of the Perry 1815 French,and a box each of the Victrix Peninsular War British, and flank company boxes.
I started the Perry French tonight,and may or may not post pics,as I want to keep this blog strictly AWI.
On that subject, I picked up a HUGE collection of 40mm Sash and Saber AWI figures on Ebay about a month ago. Well over 200 figures for a song pretty much! I've been tempted with 40mm figures since I've seen them at conventions, and I'm a big fan of Sash and Sabers work with 28mm figures over the years. I can't wait to get a crack at painting them!
Recently,I had sent out some of my horses,as I loathe to paint horses! I sent them to the great Howard Whitehouse,who lives close by,and who's work I admire, plus, I need to keeep himput of trouble!
Anyway,stay tuned, your regularly scheduled AWI blog will get down to business in the coming weeks and months!
2 comments:
Good to see you back and lok forward to seeing the 40mm stuff. I've decided I'm going to stick to 15mm. I tried some of the Perry plastics but I don't think my style suits 28mm and I just can't get over picking up a base pf the figures and there being no WEIGHT there! :) Don't dispute they are ncie figures. Just not for me...
Its good to see someone reads my blog! Many thanks Andy,I look forward to getting back in the swing of things. I have a sizeable 15mm Olg Glory AWI collection,both painted and unpainted. I'm not doing anything with them,so i'm afraid its time to move them. I need to focus my attention on the 28mm stuff. I also have AWI in 6 and 10mm! As you can see,AWI is my favorite period!
Thanks again for the kind words Andy!
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