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At least one acacia needs a mouldering corpse underneath. If you kmow, you know....?

Lurkio are quite chunky and a bit taller i think. Hallmark 15mm is a closer match. A PP 9 years war range would be awesome.

The advent of the Mak boys means my Xmas present is already being planned (MeG Pacto Alexandrian Macedonian)

If Martin saw his way to doing just 1 napoleonic nation, for example  Danish 1813 that's a side of bacon I'd  be interested in definitely. 

These days i mostly work with Vallejo but i have an equal number of Humbrol acrylics stored away including several of the discontinued colours from the mid 1990s.

And suddenly!  Macedonian phalangites! Start of a new range?

Does the workshop include a wildflower press?

Well I'm
1. Slowly painting ancient armies for Mortem et Gloriam Pacto level. Parthian, Early Imperial Roman and Hunnic done. Goths and Late Imperial Roman next up.
2. Finalising in draft form a C20 set of hex based battalion level rules
3. Slowly trying to put together a campaign world based on 2 main  Imagi Nation plus several hangers on (Bob Cordery's ideas a major help) to cover all eras of my figure collection c110AD to 1943....!
4. Rebasing ECW early Parliamentarian army for Renatio et Gloriam compatto scale

I lurk here for the painting inspiration and ideas in general.

Mike

I bought one of the generic dead packs. Not deployed yet!

Payment made.

 

Having seen the superb quality of PP ECW and 18th century maybe the "next big thing" for Martin would be a range called "The fall of the House of Stuart" covering 1685-1745......

I think i can put together some words and pictures about my Parthian odyssey.

Mike

I made my own shelves using 3mm cut by Leon at Pendraken to the 4 and 9 litre size, topped with Tiny Tin Troops steel paper and supported by Wilko lego legs held in place by blue tack.

He is interesting, broad ranging and not precious about himself as he'll always be happy to be corrected . I'd also recommend The Metatron's YouTube channel too. Oh and Tod's Workshop with his reconstructions of ancient weaponry.