A quick up-date on progress with the DBA Iberian Spanish army.
You can tell it's holidays - when else would I have time to do this. The bulk of the painitng has been completed, with straps, boots, weapons, and horse furniture to be done, before finishing the bases. I think they'll be ready for the Woolston DBA tournament on 10 January.
I was especially pleased with today's acquisition: this fine looking piece for use as the army's Camp. I am aware that the Spanish at this stage were certainly not some group of 'hairy barbarians', and I have been wondering exactly what I should use as my camp.
A visit to a local aquarium shop yielded up this little beauty: a ruin, admittedly, but suitably splendid all the same, I felt.
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Nice work! I envy you; holidays are not a time I can get around to painting!
ReplyDeleteMark.. thanks... I played two games with these guys in semi finished state last night.. took a hiding in both. They are not going to be an easy army to use..
ReplyDeleteHolidays seem to be almost the on ly time I get to paint these days...
Cheers
Robin
hello,
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing this .
keep it up.
well a nice tournament to show your captain skills.
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