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| My newly painted 103rd Foot for the War of 1812. It participated in the Niagara Region in 1814. Old Glory 28mm. I have now some 15 units of redcoats for that war and have painted over 500 figures of 28mm Napoleonic era British Infantry for my various collections....oh dear that is a lot of scarlet and lace.... |
Inspired by a gamer-friend's idea, I recently created nice terrain pieces but also very utilitarian to keep dice together and not hurling across the table when rolled by some of the more 'energetic' players. These are for North America c.18th and 19th C. I will be building others for the other various topography to blend into the terrain work.
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| The newly built "dice fields" in my quest to have 'visual continuity' for the table-top. I subsequently added more 'shrubbery' under the fences to make them a bit more 'organic'. Made from coffee-stir sticks. But ready-made plastic fences could be employed; as can walls of various constructions. |