Nice to have a pice published in Wargames Illustrated 415 July 2022 issue...
it was submitted before I started work on upgrading the Begovian janissaries; when these are finished I will be ready to get the campaign going ...
The first of the replacement Begovian janissary units completed...
two more units are on the painting desk.
King Leopold and his son, along with some members of the court are on a visit to the nearby Klosterhauschen vineyard.
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The vineyard scenic pieces shown above were made recently, info on how I made them here: https://ww2tanksalot.blogspot.com/2022/06/making-vineyard.html
After using some rough ground scenic pieces for a recent game, I noticed before putting them away that some of them look rather tired - somewhat faded (too many little feet running over them in the past few years..)
Completed the field forge (refurbished old item picked up in an Ebay lot, with a some modified Perry figures), plus a couple of chaps with draught horses (one on foot the other mounted). Seen here in conjunction with a few other items form the collection...
Finished a unit of my new Kapikulu castings for the Begovian army; hopefully all the Wittenberg troops will see will be the rear view ...
Dusted off my old Airfix (Dapol) windmill, applied some tlc and weathered it a bit; followed by giving it a smaller footprint base.
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