The most illustrious Ironmitten, has very kindly (and unexpectedly) sent me this wonderful cartoon this morning. Many thanks, Simon!
I suspect that he picked a German, because he knows that I have been on the scrounge, recently, for Germans for my next project. Post Partizan, I want to assemble a small German army of 250 or so miniatures. I've been able to pick up some painted minis from eBay, some from friends (watch this space) and hopefully some from painter mate Nick Speller, who painted my sole German infantry unit, so far (below).
They will be a nice change, from pikes!
Very nice looking Germans!!
ReplyDeletePhil.
250, small?
ReplyDeleteOh Simon, Simon...
Yes it does sound a bit small, Sebastofig. Perhaps 300? ;-)
ReplyDeletePainted those pikemen, yet?
Nice looking Teutonic reprobates! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Simon it was a pleasure. I like the German who has been knocked down in the ranks. That's the beauty of bigger bases, lots more room for excellent extras.
ReplyDeleteGreat job ! I like the "standard" bearer !
ReplyDeleteGreat cartoon and figures!
ReplyDeleteThat German reminds me of Simons Cat!
ReplyDeleteQuite a sea change moving from the sunny Levant to the dark forests of central Europe.
Regards HGA.
I bet it does not stop at 250?
ReplyDeleteGareth
250 small? 0h dear!
ReplyDeleteAnything less than 250 would be Skirmish... and I don't do Skirmish! ;-)
ReplyDeleteLovely Germans Simon! You will need a lot of them to fight all your Romans...
ReplyDeleteNice chagne from the Pikes indeed.
ReplyDeleteGreate german drawing and exelent looking minis !
best regards Michael
The foundry figures are some of my favourites and he has done a wonderful paintjob on these.
ReplyDeleteIncoming!!!
ReplyDeleteI may have some spare Getmans I can bring to Partizan if you wish to have a look?
ReplyDeleteYes please Graham- I'd be very happy to have a look. Would you like to swap for something?
ReplyDeleteCheers, Simon
I will do a count this weekend, any Greek, successor etc no problem
ReplyDeleteGraham, that's great. I have bags of spare Foundry Greeks, hoplites, peltasts, cavalry; the works.
ReplyDeleteCheers, Simon