The Boys from Brazil continue to march out of the uniform store. This the sixth battalion over all is the second in full dark blue winter kit.
The next batch will have the blue coats, but a bit more variety in headgear and trouser colour...just to get a break from blue on blue.
And this morning I received the exciting news from the Perrys, via their Facebook page, that the Brazilian artillery is released and the Paraguayan gunners are on the workbench.
Nice!
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Thanks Neil.
DeleteNice work. Good luck on the guns/gunners.
ReplyDeleteThanks. The guns look really good.
DeleteVery nice Mark and the red piping adds a nice touch of detail and colour:)
ReplyDeleteThanks Steve, but I crave for some more colour...I must dig around in the extras box and see what is there.
DeleteThey look superb Mark, beautiful uniforms...and bases!
ReplyDeleteThank you Phil.
DeleteAnother nice looking bunch Maek...good news about the artillery too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Keith. Yes the thought of the guns is exciting. I will probably hold out until the mounted officers are done too and do the whole bunch in one hit...but then you never know.
DeleteNice work again Mark, and very good news that the Perrys are back to this range and producing the guns. You'll need to order a few along with the officers to get the free postage.
ReplyDeleteI never seem to have a problem finding enough items to get the free postage!
DeleteYour armies for this peripheral d are amazing.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mark. The armies have got about as big as they are going to be...maybe.
DeleteSounds like more the paint queue Mark, a great looking unit.
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Stu
Yes Stu, there are still two more battalions in the queue.
DeleteLovely toys Mark...
ReplyDeleteA nice contrast to the red of the Paraguayans...
All the best. Aly
Thanks Aly...looking forward to getting onto the guns for some variety.
DeleteLovely work, they remind me of the Sardinians in the war of unification, I guess it was the same period, nicely varied too!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain. Yes there is a similarity with the 1848-49 Sardinians...that is another war I would love to cover if only there was a manufacturer who made a full range...
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