yes I did put and a donkey, actually despite my careful planning I managed to get the donkey complete before the Oronegrean infantryman. anyway I thought it best I show these 2 off even though the rest of the Oronegreans are not yet complete (go see the projects blog as it has their current state in the latest post) but here they are... also Any of you who are interested in the 18th century or just great miniature story lines should go over to
Archduke Piccolo's blog he has been taking us through a great story in an interesting imagi-nation, and now after a brief break he is carrying on with the story.
I have been
begging asking if he could use some Oronegreans as mercenaries but that's just because I am feeling
Jealous inspired by this story :-D Anyway here are the newly painted Oronegrean urr inhabitants
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| on board the Paul, perhaps a soldier is guarding the ship and its precious cargo of donkeys? |
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| the new style of basing is something I am still working on, though the magnetic sand I mix with the PVA to get the ground texture does add some fun to the other wise dull bases |
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| IF I was to send these to Ion as mercenaries I would have to pain the golden arrows on the soldiers arm to show he has served overseas as a mercenary |
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| a look at some painted on little flowers on the bases |
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| and one Final picture for good measure. |
that figure is my first 18th century Oronegrean soldier and although Yes I did do some pirates/ sailors before him he certainly marks my entrance into this era. Of coarse one final thing I need to do is say Hello to the blogs latest followers
Greetings to
Steve from
sound officers call nice to have you here at my little blog.
Hello also to
abdul666 from
emperor vs elector and also
MCristo by LaceW welcome to the blog.
and to round up the new arrivals welcome
Lutdendorff Gravina from somewhere but no blog appears by you name I am afraid.
There finally a new post since my birthday, good to get back to normal posts again.
