Hi all,
As I've gotten myself into a flow/momentum with my recent Slaughterloo project, I thought I would take the opportunity to get a few odds and sods finished off, and a start made on my Slaughterloo division proper!
First up, Oswald Pebblekettle and the last of my Rifleorcs of the 105th:
The last couple of Rifleorcs of my version of the 60th Valonian Rifles, enabling me to field a full strength unit in Slaughterloo:
Sharke, Harpy, and a couple of other characters from the original box set:
Sharke, Harpy, and Wheeling Turn from the Sharke's Victory box set:
I have also made a start on my division proper. As I'm from a little town outside of Birmingham called Smethwick (which has been around since Doomsday, and historically was a part of Staffordshire, until they created the abomination that is the West Midlands), I thought I would base my Division on the Orcs of Stuffedshire. There are 3 Regiments hailing from my home county, the 38th (1st Stuffedshire), the 64th (2nd Stuffedshire), and the 80th (Stuffedshire Volunteers).
I made a start on the 80th, and just need to get a colour party for the regiment:
And finally, the Officer of the 38th Regiment:
Thanks a lot for looking :-D
Friday, June 27, 2014
Flintloque / Slaughterloo Odds and Ends
Labels:
105th,
28mm,
38th,
3rd Edition,
60th,
80th,
Albion,
Alternative Armies,
Black Powder,
Catalucia,
Fantasy,
Flintloque,
Napoleonique,
Orcs,
Rifleorcs,
Slaughterloo
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As always.... Looking good.
ReplyDeleteTony
Cheers Tony!
DeleteNice work. It is good to give a link to your self in the gaming by local regiments or similar.
ReplyDeleteHopefully it will give them some added pride in the upcoming conflict! Thanks
DeleteI think the eye and skin colour combination is the best I've seen. My Valon Orcs will be 'skin' colour, but yours looks 'authentic' to the setting while still being 'Orc-like'. Can't wait to see your army on the table!
ReplyDeleteCheers buddy! It sholuld hopefully be an epic clash!!
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