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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!

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.

Iain

Fabulous!

Magic stuff! I think sending the Baron to the seraglio doctor might be more appropriate.

Wow! Absolutely lovely. Painting, basing, flags... All very well done.

Those are objects of great delight and beauty, quite delightfully painted. They have brought delight to my morning coffee in a most delightful way.

Well done Bro, they might be your best ever
As for those flags they are stunning

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?

A beautiful job all round.

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.

Iain