I laid out the bulk of the 40mm Wittenberg army to review it on the new table surface (the militia infantry and cavalry units are on border duty so they didn't get to be on parade ).
A view along the table....
The big cheese - General Waldebeck...
One of the reasons for the review was to see if any repairs were needed as many of the moulds I used to cast the bulk of the figures are at 'end of life'. Fortunately no repairs or new castings are needed.
I inspected all the moulds I'd used to cast the figures - they had definitely had it and have been binned. I have kept my own home-made cavalry moulds which are still serviceable; if I want more infantry then I'll have to make some moulds from the new masters I made last year.
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Fantastic work Allan.
Willz.
What a splendid array of troops - well done!
Super parade, it looks a great army, very nice indeed.
Now that is a wonderful display! Terrifc work. Congratulations! :-)
A stunning and inspiring array indeed! I can almost hear the drums, trumpets, and shouted orders to present arms.
Kind Regards,
Stokes
Terrific parade Tidders, more epic than Ben Hur. They look so good together.
Alan Tradgardland
Superb!
Good news that no repairs were needed. The army has certainly grown and has a wonderfully colourful mix of uniforms. You've every right to be pleased and to enjoy a parade and review. I guess they'll test the size of your battlefield. Perhaps a small campaign is in order. Thanks for posting the photos.
Stephen
Absolutely magnificent! best rgds. Phil
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