Back in March I posted details of the 1st Russian unit, http://dusttears.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/wargaming-rjw-1904-1905-russian-uniforms.html
The plan was to mix the uniform types for the Russians given the various dyes used by the Russians in the field.
I also completed a casualty base to record shock points for the engaged units. I was a little unsure about the blue shoulder boards on the over coat, but I can always repaint if necessary.
Injured soldier from Tsuba, with the medic from Musketeer.
The plan was to mix the uniform types for the Russians given the various dyes used by the Russians in the field.
This is this is the second unit, modeled on the 4th East Serbian Regiment, together with two Big Men needed for the Mud & Blood Rules by the Too Fat Lardies.
The bulk of the figures are by Tsuba Miniatures, sculpted by Paul Hicks, however the Officer on the far right is from Musketeer Miniatures WW1 range.
Injured soldier from Tsuba, with the medic from Musketeer.
2 more units needed before the first play test next week.
Great looking figures Stuart, I like the casualty base.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ray, still to put them on the table so I guess I will see how the shock base plays out.
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Stu
These are superb Stuart, there is something really tempting by this project - I just love the look of the miniatures.
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael much like yourself, I just need to find some game time.
DeleteLooking good, I'm interested to read your AAR when you get a game played.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mike, next Sunday with a fair wind.
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Stu
This is going to be a wonderful collection and I look forward to your play test with the Lardies rules.
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Pat.
Thanks Pat, I am hoping to post up the rule amendments shortly.
DeleteVery, very nice figures and the movement base looks great! Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteThanks Dean, Warbases for Zombies but it saves moving the one at a time.
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Stu