Carruthers has been writing repeatedly to their Lordships at Horseguards begging for reinforcements as he attempts to subjugate unknown worlds and gather empire for Her Majesty. Their Lordships have despatched two of the newest flying contraptions to Carruthers, in the hope that this might keep him quiet for some time.
A small addition to the British Victorian Science Fiction HotT army, and just off the painting table (and yet to be based) are these flyers. The come from the Spartan games Uncharted Seas range.
Still to come is a Skyboat from the same range that will do duty as an airboat in Her Majesty's Royal Naval Air Service!! Top hole, eh what???
You can read more of Carruthers' earlier adventures here.
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Neat gadgets. Stands are something special too.
ReplyDeleteThey are indeed.. I have yet to put them on their HotT bases though, so the Spartan bases will 'disappear'.
ReplyDeleteKind regards
Robin
Very nice Robin. I look forward to running them over with Andy's boat!
ReplyDeleteNick
Nick
ReplyDeleteIf you like these, you are going to love the airboat that is currently on the painting table.
Kind regards
Robin