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Indeed, as Kerry says, it's a rather nice looking force you've assembled here, Jeremy!

Thanks gentlemen — Doug the stl files are from https://www.3dprintterrain.de/ - From the Hundred Years War range. The real expert on free stuff here is Jamanicus, by the way.

Thanks Doug! A series of "Lost Squadron" markers here = to eliminate the need for book keeping on a unit card. https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/714803796773175328/962826045566894140/image0.jpg And a basically similar series for "Terror" or Shock. https://cdn.discordapp.com/...

Some such thing... here's the reverse view! https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/723216803869753404/949645947992936468/image0.png Added some more odds and ends to the Montrose project since my last update. Got a bit more proficient with the green stuff along the way to another rules play test. htt...

Thanks, as always, gentlemen. Continuing with my 16-17th century stuff for the time being. Figured I should strike while the iron was hot; for some reason I have always found it challenging to motivate to paint this period. Despite the fact that I really enjoy pike and shot games. So, a little speed...

Been off on a few tangents recently. January was fairly slow as painting was concerned but spent some time on my ongoing ancients projects. Etruscans here, for a small Saga-sized force - in the Hannibal book I believe these could run nicely as the 'Graeculi' given the similarities in equipment and t...

That sultry vixen will make short work of the Space Barristers and their intergalactic paralegal support teams!

Very impressive! You've done a lovely job with them.

Coming along very nicely, Jeremy! And evocative basing to boot...

Mine looks to be identical in every respect except the sword hilt. Likely the BH standard Napoleon I expect.