Showing posts with label TTCombat. Show all posts
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Friday, 1 March 2019

Old West Gaming (Part 2)

Annoyingly I am still not feeling any real urge to paint! Still, I have just about managed to motivate myself to finish off a few more Old West style buildings. I have concentrated on the plain wooden stuff for now rather than the nicer/more interesting buildings I have, which I will save until the painting bug returns, for now at least it means I have just enough buildings/street furniture for a small game.
















I also though I'd post the selection of Hired Guns/Legends, for our Legends of the Old West campaign that my mate painted up for me a good few years ago now, apologies for the poor pics, I found it difficult to get good light on the mini's without it shining back.




US Marshall

Former Cavalryman


Soiled Dove


Gunslinger


Prospector


The Unknown Gunslinger

Mountain Man

Preacher

I'm currently looking over some of my unfinished stuff to see if anything takes my interest and gets me motivated to paint, hopefully back on the brushes soon!







Tuesday, 18 December 2018

Old West Gaming (Part 1)

Apologies for the lack of recent posts to those few of you that follow this Blog, due to a case of Tennis Elbow and ennui, I haven't done much in the way of painting recently, but am slowly forcing myself to pick the brushes back up and get some stuff done.

So with that in mind I decided to re-visit my 28mm(or thereabouts) old West stuff that had been languishing in a box for the last 3 years.

 Whilst I have a fully painted gang of desperadoes they were in dire need of a touch up having been through the wars somewhat, and as I had binned all my Old West scenery(predominately printed out card stock buildings that had gotten knackered through bad storage and time) I really needed to work on some scenery.

First up is the gang, which just needed some touching up and a quick re-base to make them more consistent with each other(minis from Dixon, Foundry and Artisan):












Secondly, I have started to replace the now disposed of cardstock scenery with some MDF stuff from the excellent TTCombat range:










Finally a little bit of street furniture, the fences are from RedVectors the other bits from various places:




I have about 10 more gunslingers to do, plus a similar amount of citizens and hired guns, plus a load more buildings so hopefully this project will get me back at it.