Hello again. It's been a while since I last posted and I can only apologise. This post is mainly about the feeble amount of painting that I have done in the last 3 weeks. My painting has been seriously affected by the size of Gus' wargames collection. He had downsized prior to his planned move to Cyprus, but still had a large and varied collection. He also liked doing multiple periods in multiple scales. Napoleonics in 6mm, 15mm and 25mm for example. I am gradually selling it off for his widow though, while I am at it I would like to thank all those who have bought some of it. It's much appreciated folks.
Anyway, back to painting. I didn't get much done. First up were another 8 zombies from the never ending Zombicide horde. A nice mix this time, including an abomination, a fatty, a couple of runners and 4 walkers. Only a few more
hundred to go! The orange ones are berserkers, which can't be shot as they are armour plated.
I have also managed to get a bit more 15mm WW2 done for Chain of Command. Some early war German vehicles this time, to go with the platoon that I have yet to paint. Some nice, cheap and cheerful Zvezda models provide the armour. The Stug appears a little big, but it will do. The other two, a Pz38t and a PzII are cracking models and all mine for less than £3 each. They are backed up by a pair of Battlefront Kfz15 cars, transport for the infantry that is still in a box.
Just to make a change, I rebased some of my old, original Peter Pig ACW figures. These were the first figures I ever bought at a wargames show, way back when Peter Pig first released their ACW range and I went to the Portsmouth show for the first time. Still lovely figures, but my painting has certainly changed since then.
A new unit has also joined the ACW, again from Peter Pig but their current new range this time. Much brighter painting and a nice addition to the force. I now have the bulk of a starting Union force for Longstreet, I just need to get some cavalry done to complete it. Then its on to the Confederates.
Well, that's it for my painting. I told you it was a slow month. This month I aim to do better. I am just waiting for the bloody rain to stop so I can undercoat some figures. Its surprisingly warm for February, but its a lot wetter than usual, as can be seen from the floods all over the south-west. :-(
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