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9 comments:
Love what you done here!! I've got these on my workbench. Say a bit about the figs with the arrow bags/arrows. Are those conversions. Very characterful.
Very nice and very useful too. Good colour to a game display.
Really nice.
I always like having the B-echelon represented on table.
Wow, splendid job and fantastic colors, always beautiful on tables...
They look great!!
Excellent vignettes, really work well together, I especially like the runners and very well painted at that.
Oooo, very nice!
Many thanks for the comments.
Dilenttante Gamer - the conversions for the runners are a Perry and a Foundry figure, with arms swop & added arrow bags. There's some info on these in my previous post.
All the best, Simon.
Lovely work and very characterful.
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