Updated my blog

[lekw]

Not 10mm this time but some Adler 6mm. A good deal of 10mm stuff in the archives and probably some 1866 Saxons coming up soon.


http://myblog-lekw.blogspot.com/

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Love 1806!

[Leman]

Very attractive set up and the Timecast town looks superb.

[Subedai]

Very attractive set up and the Timecast town looks superb.

Little chaps are nice as are the settings for the buildings in the first two pictures.

[lekw]

Thanks for the kind words all!!!

[paulr]

 

Great looking troops in a wonderful setting 

[jambo1]

lovely stuff, very nice figures, i have some French 6mm still sitting in a box, I must bookmark your blog as an inspiration!!

[getagrip]

Very attractive set up and the Timecast town looks superb.

Agree completely; stunning!

[Techno]

Splendid stuff !
Cheers - Phil

[WeeWars]

Like the others say, great looking 6mm landscape!

[Leon026]

Lovely painting on your blog there sir!

I too find 6mm napoleonics very fragile and finicky. I used to paint quite a bit of Baccus napoleonics, but it drove me crazy in the end - the frailty of the bayonets, and the work put into one miniature didn't feel rewarding when you look at it by itself. Its only once I've put in the X hours of work and look at the finished battalion did I feel rewarded, so I ended up shelving it.

The Adler miniatures though, is something I've always regretted not trying out first. All the pictures and painting I see of them are so very dynamic (especially the cavalry!).

[FierceKitty]

I bought some of their 10mm Gauls; had to replace every sword.

[Hertsblue]

Having just started painting 6mm Napoleonics I can really appreciate your standard of painting, lekw. And the modular townscape is something I intend to try in due course. 

[toxicpixie]

Cracking, love me some hot bicorne action