LT's Workshop

[levied troop]

I've tended to do threads for specific projects. But.

Freed from the iron grip of Neanderthal's punishing show regime, I've been remarkably lacking in self-control, so I think a general thread for my spasmodic efforts might be useful. I'll try and keep a few specific threads going but I'm conscious they do lapse for some time now between updates.

First up, a likkle capetian kerniggit for the 1215 brouhaha:


A couple of fine gentlemen for the Cousins War:


A couple of shop keepers (no toilet roll for you, you're not local):


And 4 Lowlanders (with English Army deserters) for the 1745 project:

[Etranger]

Splendid. Who makes the Local Shopkeepers?

[levied troop]

They are Crooked Dice:
http://www.crooked-dice.co.uk/wp/produc ... he-fields/

[Etranger]

I haven't looked at their site for a while. Those sculpts and your paining really makes them come alive.

[Jeremy]

Lovely work LT

[Essex Boy]

All rather splendid, LT. I particularly like the Redcoats with the tartan sash.

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[Count Belisarius]

Excellent stuff!

[BaronVonWreckedoften]

A very eclectic -and well painted - mix. Do you have rules for a game that could employ all of them?

[MarshalNey]

That would be fun.

[Paul]

I love when I see someone who is as much a wargames butterfly as I am. The difference being that LT is getting some of his pile very nicely painted

A very eclectic -and well painted - mix. Do you have rules for a game that could employ all of them?

I remember playing a time travelling combat 'arena' type game at the Valhalla Wargames show in Farnborough in the late 1990's.