The infantry grouped up, I eventually decided to do three different regiments in different tunic colours. Makes it easier if I want to split them up between commands.
I suppose I could put them on the table now, they all at least have some basic paint on them, but I really want to get them to a reasonably finished state - otherwise history suggests I will never go back and finish them properly, and I will be left with another 80% finished army.
Go Cancon!
Glad to see your motivation - although I suspect where I will be banner-less (and the Koreans will have a juxtaposition) your troops may well be on desert terrain :-)
ReplyDeletePaint, paint, paint!!!!
Oh, I just noticed - I hope that pile of unpainted lead at the back us unrelated?
ReplyDeleteInfantry armed with the kaber (or is that caber)? :-D
That's 85 Sui Horde... due to start them tomorrow.. ;-)
ReplyDeleteAnd I am sure that the Sui campaigned in the desert occasionally...
Well they campaign there in those Chinese movies - pretty much everyone campaigns in the desert there! ;-)
ReplyDeleteLast paint went on the Koreans and the Hungarians last night, well, with the exception of banners, flags and pennons. Still, they look presentable enough as is.
ReplyDeleteTonight is varnishing, tomorrow packing and travel to Sydney.
Pictures to the Hole later today.
Bwahahahaha! Paint you devil, paint!