19th Century Sudan Wargames Armies 1883-1885

Sunday, October 22, 2006

Some more progress

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Although I am spending quite a lot of time on my new Crusader Punic Romans I am still working on the large group of Beja on the workbench. I...
Sunday, October 08, 2006

First camel troops

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These are the first camel mounted troops. I am going for one yellowy camel and two pale "white" ones. They are very large models s...

More riflemen

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These are the next 12 riflemen under way. I have six already completed but this means I will have to buy another pack to finish them to make...

The next batch

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I have started on the next group of Beja Swordsmen. They are painted with Humbol 186 and this pot is rather lighter than the previous ones I...
Wednesday, October 04, 2006

Organisation of Beja Foot

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This is the organisation of my first group of Beja according to The Sword and the Flame rules. Each band is 19 figures plus a leader known a...
Tuesday, October 03, 2006

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Riflemen These are the six riflemen I have painted so far. The Sword and the Flame allows you one unit of riflemen per three sword and spear...

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Swordsmen and Spearmen Here are the 30 figures I have finished so far; I need to paint another 10 to finish the second unit. A good many of ...

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Concentrating on Beja I have decided to experiment with just painting one type of figure for a bit. I have put everything else back in their...
Tuesday, August 29, 2006

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The Mahdi's Camel This is just a test as I am having trouble uploading photos onto this site so may have to start again. Here is the Mah...
Monday, August 21, 2006

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Having set up a couple of blogs based on armies I meant to work on but then got distracted from I thought it might be a better idea to actua...
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