19th Century Sudan Wargames Armies 1883-1885

I finished the second half dozen figures today so only have six more to finish the unit. Hopefully, I will get them done this week. This bat...

I finished half a dozen of these today. They are the first Sudan figures I have completed for nearly two months. Now they are done I am glad...

The reason that I haven't painted anything for the Sudan for a bit is that I had intended that my next British Unit, after the Naval Bri...

Nothing new painted up but that doesn't mean I am not doing anything. I am currently working on the Kings Royal Rifle Corps and the last...

Having finished the Gatling Gun, it's time to do the Gardner. I made the mistake of assembling the Gatling before painting it but I'...

I haven't just been painting Royal Navy troops but have been getting on with some of the eighteen Beja camel mounted cavalry I will nee...

RN officers wore dark blue double breasted jackets with gilt buttons. Some wore white single breasted jackets. They wore white shirts with b...

I have completed my unit of Naval Brigade sailors. I have painted 14 figures, which is more than I need: five or six would be more accurate ...

I finished the Gatling Gun and crew during my holiday last week. Nothing sums up the Colonial period like a Gatling Gun and they are ...

Here is my first completed Rub of 3 "bands" which, with the addition of a mounted emir, make a "tribe" in TSATF rules. ...