An Early Morning Norman Scenic Photoshoot
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An Early Morning Norman Scenic Photoshoot
Yesterday morning I was up at, 5:30am and taking pictures(!) of a few units of my Norman army, painted 20 odd years ago. The vignettes are more recent, 2019 to be more or less precise.
Today at 5:30 am I am starting to post up the pictures and the links. Why? This particular Norman is now 20 years old! It is 20 years ago since I initiated the paint work to get the army ready for games ow Warhammer Ancient Battles at SESWC (South East Scotland Wargames Club). I was to spend the next 11 years at SESWC and many a game of various kinds sit fixed in my memory, but by far the clearest and most popular at the time were those games of WAB. Perhaps because of the right kind of spirit the games were played, perhaps because of the sense of community in the WAB "scene". Most likely both. It is now ten years since my departure from SESWC and time to do a little reminiscing.
A friend asked me to take some scenic pictures of my Normans to send to him and along with the pictures of the vignettes this the primarily what this article is about.
A real trip down memory lane; I can remember feverishly painting my Normans almost like it was yesterday, a copy of the WAB supplement Shieldwall nearby at all times!
This is just a small sample of my rather large Norman army. If anyone is interested in seeing some updated pictures (the only images I have apart from these are very old and substandard) I might go back and do some scenic shots of the whole army.
You can see many more pics on my blog but here are a few sample images to be going on with. Please feel free to pop over to Just Add Water and take a peek if that takes your fancy:
https://justaddwater-bedford.blogspot.c ... shoot.html
Today at 5:30 am I am starting to post up the pictures and the links. Why? This particular Norman is now 20 years old! It is 20 years ago since I initiated the paint work to get the army ready for games ow Warhammer Ancient Battles at SESWC (South East Scotland Wargames Club). I was to spend the next 11 years at SESWC and many a game of various kinds sit fixed in my memory, but by far the clearest and most popular at the time were those games of WAB. Perhaps because of the right kind of spirit the games were played, perhaps because of the sense of community in the WAB "scene". Most likely both. It is now ten years since my departure from SESWC and time to do a little reminiscing.
A friend asked me to take some scenic pictures of my Normans to send to him and along with the pictures of the vignettes this the primarily what this article is about.
A real trip down memory lane; I can remember feverishly painting my Normans almost like it was yesterday, a copy of the WAB supplement Shieldwall nearby at all times!
This is just a small sample of my rather large Norman army. If anyone is interested in seeing some updated pictures (the only images I have apart from these are very old and substandard) I might go back and do some scenic shots of the whole army.
You can see many more pics on my blog but here are a few sample images to be going on with. Please feel free to pop over to Just Add Water and take a peek if that takes your fancy:
https://justaddwater-bedford.blogspot.c ... shoot.html
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An army of Norms, heavens preserve us. They are most tasty.
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They are totally lovely - magnificent painting top marks !
I must admit I was nervous about the possibility of early morning photos of Norman
I must admit I was nervous about the possibility of early morning photos of Norman
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Top stuff. As usual, inspirational and depressing at the same time.
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Stunning figures, thanks for posting.
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Ah, that explains it. I was looking for the vacuum cleaner.goat major wrote: ↑Wed Jun 16, 2021 9:49 am They are totally lovely - magnificent painting top marks !
I must admit I was nervous about the possibility of early morning photos of Norman
You can never have too much of something you never needed to start with
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Re: An Early Morning Norman Scenic Photoshoot
Good 'eavens! They're all very nice.
Iain
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Re: An Early Morning Norman Scenic Photoshoot
Yes excellent and at an opportune time giving encouragement when I'm looking at Footsore Normans
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Re: An Early Morning Norman Scenic Photoshoot
Aren't Victrix about to extend their range as well? And I think someone else just launched a KS......
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