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Essex Boy wrote: ↑Wed Nov 27, 2019 8:54 pm .....but they'll fit with my LoA stuff.
They certainly orta with an excellent paint job like that!
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Thank you chaps. I am rather chuffed with how they turned out.

Brendan......go and stand in the corner.

Clive....... all 20mm Newline Janissaries from the Napoleon in Egypt range. No conversions, although I gave some of the figures a shield (Sean did me a deal on the shields) as a nod to an earlier period.

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Fabulous!
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Magic stuff! I think sending the Baron to the seraglio doctor might be more appropriate.
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Wow! Absolutely lovely. Painting, basing, flags... All very well done.
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Those are objects of great delight and beauty, quite delightfully painted. They have brought delight to my morning coffee in a most delightful way. :D
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Well done Bro, they might be your best ever
As for those flags they are stunning
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Yep, echoing the above. Just lovely. I have a soft-spot for the Ottomans, as they were the first 15mm 'Ancients' I ever painted. Mikes Models. The flags especially are just brilliant. But if I can ask.. why 20mm? isn't everyone else playing in 15/28?
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A beautiful job all round.
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Shahbahraz wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2019 8:07 am Yep, echoing the above. Just lovely. I have a soft-spot for the Ottomans, as they were the first 15mm 'Ancients' I ever painted. Mikes Models. The flags especially are just brilliant. But if I can ask.. why 20mm? isn't everyone else playing in 15/28?

I was a penniless teen who fell in love with the 20mm Les Higgins Marlburian range. Sadly, they went OOP long before I could afford them. Decades later via Achtung Schweinhunt! I find that they are back, by which time I had too much disposable income! Happy days, and a recipe for disaster (other LoA/WSS ranges are available). Newline bought out the Napoleonic Ottomans. They pretty much looking like 17thC Ottomans........well you would want some, wouldn't you.

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