Cavalry Patrol continues (1 Viewer)

[Rusty]

Rail lines damaged and telegraph down!

 

[Mike97]

Beautiful, right out of a John Ford western !

 

[WesternOutlaw]

Nicely done, Rusty. Liking how they're riding along the tracks. Great idea.

 

[villagehorse]

The building of a trap, hopefully the troop will realise in time. Robin.

 

[jason foote]

That’s a great narrative you have there Rusty. Looks fantastic

 

[Rusty]

The building of a trap, hopefully the troop will realise in time. Robin.

The outcome will be clear tomorrow

Russ

 

[King & Country]

Rail lines damaged and telegraph down!

Terrific Russ….I love this kind of setup…Well done!
Tks., Andy.

 

[Horus]

Simply sublime Rusty ! :salute:::salute:::salute:::salute:::salute::

Steve

 

[Normandy1944]

Amazing job well done!
I hope there are more Wild West sets in the pipeline! I like to see a few outlaws and more Cowboy for the herd of longhorns


Harry

 

[Guy]

Very, very nice Rusty, a scene from a cowboy & indian movie. Where do you get all these nice back drops ?
Guy

 

[Rusty]

Very, very nice Rusty, a scene from a cowboy & indian movie. Where do you get all these nice back drops ?
Guy

They are great backdrops. They are made by id Backscene this one is Series 225B Desert.

1.5 metre long and 60cm high. Awesome size.

Regards
Russ

 

[Rusty]

Thank you all for the encouraging comments. I am still working on the final phase of this Cavalry Patrol series.

Regards
Russ

 

[Spanish soldier]

When will we see this handgun patrol fighting the apaches?


Francisco8

 

[29 Let's Go]

Rusty,
Great start to a story. Well done dio.

Steve

 

[Artillery_crazy]

Rail lines damaged and telegraph down!

Not in the Western theme group...but this is very nice indeed....congrats...Brings my childhood back with my Fort Apache and 7th cavalry sets back to vivid memory!! Cheers
A_C

 

[Artillery_crazy]

You can also try

http://www.paragon-scenics.com/miniatures/HOME.html

They have great scenarios in their portfolio...

Cheers

A_C

They are great backdrops. They are made by id Backscene this one is Series 225B Desert.

1.5 metre long and 60cm high. Awesome size.

Regards
Russ

 

[Artillery_crazy]

Just went to there site and they have been sold to HobbyBunker.com
Guess that makes it even easier to find them...
Cheers
A_C

You can also try

http://www.paragon-scenics.com/miniatures/HOME.html

They have great scenarios in their portfolio...

Cheers

A_C