The French Cavalry Charge, Waterloo, 1815, in 20mm................ (2 Viewers)

[marco55]

Superb as always George. That must be quite a chore setting it up or does it relax you and make you happy? I would guess the second reason.{bravo}}
Mark

 

[Warrior]

Superb as always George. That must be quite a chore setting it up or does it relax you and make you happy? I would guess the second reason.{bravo}}
Mark

Thanks for the kind words Mark; actually it does relax me, as I set them up, I keep tweaking the layout to get it to where I'm happy with it, setting up the figures and seeing the layout slowly come to life gives me a lot of joy.

 

[marco55]

I'm also collecting figures and scenics to to a diorama next year when I retire. It will be Russians in the 1870's attacking Central Asians. I have a fort and am getting some figures sculpted as nobody does Russians in the 1870's. The fortifacation I got is huge, the base is about 2 1/2' across. I call the figures 20mm but are actually closer to 22mm.
Mark

 

[Warrior]

I'm also collecting figures and scenics to to a diorama next year when I retire. It will be Russians in the 1870's attacking Central Asians. I have a fort and am getting some figures sculpted as nobody does Russians in the 1870's. The fortifacation I got is huge, the base is about 2 1/2' across. I call the figures 20mm but are actually closer to 22mm.
Mark
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Good luck with this, the fort looks awesome.

 

[marco55]

Good luck with this, the fort looks awesome.

It is George.
Mark