This is my entry for Bonus Round #4 for the Analogue Hobbies Painting Challenge. The theme is "West".
Captain Weeks looks at the 3 men before him as he runs them through some practice drills. He will do his best to teach these new recruits as much as he can in the next week before they reach camp. He had hoped for better numbers, but now these will have to do.
After Trenton, he was given a couple of weeks leave to head home and to take care of some family affairs. On his return he was to travel through several counties of New Jersey to enlist more recruits. Starting in Egg Harbor he worked his way West towards Philadelphia. Along the way he picked up these three volunteers. Morale was high after Trenton, but people were still more inclined to join the militia than the continental army because discipline was more lax in the state militia units.
At-ten-shun! |
Right face! |
About face! |
4 - 54mm figures from All The Kings Men Toy Soldiers
This is one of those projects I have been meaning to pick back up for some time now. 54mm sadly requires a lot of table space, but now that I've recently picked up Sharp Practice 2 I have this urge to try to play it with my 54mm AWI guys. So you may see more of this soon. :)
Unfortunately for these recruits they never found Washington's army because a strange rift opened up in their path and a giant cat named Freya stepped through and devoured them. But that's an alternate history...
Rod
The great impasse! Good looking troops, Rocky.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jay!
DeleteWhat a great looking Recruits. Awesome work.
ReplyDeleteThanks buddy!
DeleteGood looking 54s! Who makes the figures?
ReplyDeleteThanks! They come from All The King's Men Toy Soldiers. Ken is a good guy.
DeleteWonderful interpretation and damn fine work to boot.
ReplyDeleteThank ya kindly Michael.
DeleteTop painting Rod, not sure I'd like to tackle 54mm figures again, at least you can see them I suppose!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ray! They are easier on the eyes when it comes to painting.
DeleteSplendid figures Rod, great job!
ReplyDeleteThank you Phil!
DeleteWonderful work Rod! Very impressed.
ReplyDeleteThank you Rodger!
DeleteCracking work Rod, bloody cats!
ReplyDeleteThanks Fran! They're a bit of a hassle sometimes, but all pretty special.
Deletereally lovely brushwork Rod
ReplyDeleteThank you dGG!
DeleteThey're pretty awesome Rod!
ReplyDeleteThank you Sander!
DeleteSplendid job, Rod, these look superb!!
ReplyDeleteThank you RM!
DeleteGreat job on some lovely figs!
ReplyDeleteThanks Gordon!
DeleteSplendid Cat! And Ace Cool Painted Figures! BB
ReplyDeleteThank you very much!
DeleteBeautiful figures!Bright colors and nice shadings!
ReplyDeleteThe cat wins the price!!:)
Thanks! And she's a sweet cat... just won't leave my toys alone!
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