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Carthaginian Plastic Pile |
Taking
the bit between my teeth I am starting to work on the bucket list projects.
Today I picked up a pile of figures for my Carthaginian army. I already have a
lot of the Pyric and Romans figures, so this is the next force. I have never
had a Carthaginian force in any scale, which is very odd since this is my favorite
ancient’s army. Once I get around to this project they will be first on the
painting table.
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Perry Union Artillery Battery for Longstreet |
I
have already painted a full Union force for Longstreet, so adding the Confederates
is simple project, especially since I have had Perry plastic figures to do just
that for years. Of note is the first figure I ever painted was of a Reb. I never
have played the southerners, as my personally family history is all about the “Boys
in Blue”. Seems natural from a group of folks that lived in Connecticut, Massachusetts
and New York.
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Fireforge Archers and Spearmen |
The
third group is the big thing in my gaming world now. At the beginning of May I
started work on my Medieval project. I have a goal of 200 figures painted by September
and have made a start. This is all for a campaign I plan to run in October. With
that said, it is time to give the keyboard a rest and get back to my painting.
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