Geschichte in Miniaturen

Yesterday, as a total surprise I received a gift from Egbert through the post. I am completely overwhelmed by such an unexpected act of generosity especially as these figures are not only special but painted to an excellent standard. https://i.postimg.cc/jS0YvWcC/E965151-A-DF1-E-4-EC6-B63-A-F8535628...

Beautiful work.

Best wishes,

Chris

Danke Wolfgang.

Mich Auch!

Gruss Chris

Thank you to everyone for their kind comments. Cardboard and conversions After my preliminary positioning on my sand table I felt that I could expand the Sherrick farm a little and decided upon the summer kitchen as a small but effective build. The Library of Congress as stated before is a treasure ...

He looks brilliant.

Brings back memories of my childhood when BBC TV played the series every school holiday ( or so it seemed).

Best wishes,

Chris

Hi Wolfgang.

Super painting and the animated poses are brilliant.

I am looking forward to seeing this come together.

Best wishes,

Chris

Imaginative stuff with those Barvarians but as you know I am not a fan of clean uniforms when on campaign.

More filth please!

The village looks really good and I personally do not know how you manage the personal output whilst doing your job.

Heroic stuff, keep it up.

Best wishes,

Chris

Conversions I have been revisiting some of my childhood Airfix figures and have reinstated a few by way of a bit of light chopping. I am pleased with the surrendering group but am thinking that the Japanese chap would be better with greenstuff to cover his arms. The WW1 German turned out well and th...

Egbert.

You are a genius.

That door is spectacular .

Best wishes,

Chris

Join the cavalry three I have now completed my mounted US cavalry unit and am pleased with the ‘mix’ of Stretlets , SHQ and Itallieri troops. Upon reflection I might do a few more and a further officer would make sense. The Stretlets swords are a bit chunky but the figures are wonderfully detailed d...