I have finished 12 French Line limbers today. I configured six with guns and six without. I now have enough limbers etc to cover all my current French Artillery in an artillery park. This is something I would never been able to do in 28mm. So far I have painted up 22 bases for the French artillery park
- 12 Limbers
- 6 Supply Wagons
- 4 Forges
There are six French ammunition caissons left to do, probably after I make a few more batteries for them to support.
As part of "Republic to Empire" artillery has a limited ammunition supply. At the moment I represent this with some dice place next to the battery. I plan on making a scenic block that goes in between the limbers etc that will have a place for some 5mm dice to be slotted in. I'll decorate it with some various artillery accessories, probably make a mould and cast them in resin. They could be used by any nation.
I have finished 12 French Line limbers today. I configured six with guns and six without. I now have enough limbers etc to cover all my current French Artillery in an artillery park. This is something I would never been able to do in 28mm. So far I have painted up 22 bases for the French artillery park
Hello,
ReplyDeleteCould you publish some photos of the forge´s?
I like your paint, but your bases i think you maybe try to do whith Pvc to the base and put less grass. Is my opinion. But nice work.
Sérgio.
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Thanks Sergio,
ReplyDeleteI agree, the grass had just been put on so is a bit thick, when the glue dries, I shake out the excess.
The forges have pictures here http://10mmnapoleonics.blogspot.com/2011/10/forging-ahead.html
They are from Magister Militum, and are a bit bigger figures than Redlines