Muscovite Army

[Terry37]

Thank you gentlemen. I am giving thought to have some areas/patches of snow on the Muscovite bases of this army, with some mud and dried/dormant grass. This would go along with he god element which is going to be Russian Winter! 

Terry

[FierceKitty]

Boy-er-boy!

Must you go?

[Techno]

Very nice work, Terry ! 

Cheers - Phil

[d_Guy]

Very good looking Terry!

[Ben Waterhouse]

Very nice

[Womble67]

Very nice indeed

Take care

Andy

[Leman]

Bill, what exactly are you complementing? Is it the figures or Terry himself (damn you, you pesky comma!).

[d_Guy]

Good catch!. It is both. Terry in person is really quite dapper. Reminds me of a civil war general (ours or yours). The figures he paints are excellent as well. 

[Terry37]

Aw shucks!!!! Blush Blush!!!!!

Thanks Bill!!!!



Not so sure about this mug being a Civil War General, but you might want to look for it at your local post office!!!!!

Terry, err, I mean HT Terry

[Leman]

I'm having a yee-haw! moment.

[Terry37]

Another element done. This time the 5th Moscow Regt of Streltsi, in scarlet kaftan with dark red trim and collar, blue lining and yellow boots.



Leman, hoping you were playing your banjo during that yee-haw moment!!! If not, it's a - 14 from your D6 die roll

More to follow,

Terry

[Leman]

Sadly no, although my nephew is a pretty mean banjo player (and also wargamer of the Saga, Lord of the Rings, Warmaster variety).

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Those look cool

[Terry37]

OK then Leman, afraid you have to deduct 14 points from your next D6 die roll!!!! Just FYI, but I've been know to twang a guitar in more than one group in my day.


I'm on the right. This was taken art a general meeting we played in at work.



Doing a take off of the Blues Brothers .... we were the Snooze Brothers!!!

Can't find my pictures of when I played in a true Hee-haw cowboy band thigh.

Hoppy Trails

Terry

[Leman]

Who says wargamers can't be cool