TFL Painting Challenge: Second January Update
/I don’t usually do two updates in a month, but as it’s the begining of the year, and the begining of this year’s Challenge, lots of people are sending in entries all at once.
Do visit the individual galleries, accessed via the NavBar above, but here’s a look at what’s come in this time around:
First up is another big entry from Andrew: more medievals in 28mm. I’m loving the drunken soldiers in the second picture and will be oridering some of them myself!
John is back: and with some truly lovely WW2 vignettes. I love John’s work, and these look aboslutely great. Would that I was prepared to take the time and trouble to learn to paint as well as he!
I think my favourite is probably the German briefing: the second one in from the left. Unusual, beuatifully painted, and full of character.
Next up is Stumpy’s first entry of the year: lots of Ancient Germans based up with just the two lone British command figures from the Sudan as company.
Carole is back, and has been busy making 15mm terrain: lots of it. I always admire people who make their own terrain, as that’s something I find horrible tedious to do!
Here we have a cracking bridge (plus lots more river not shown), some woods, a marsh, and just an example of the many roads made.
Finally, as a round up, we have entries from Sapper, Mervyn, Chris and I.
Mervyn and Chris have their own line, with Sapper and I sharing one…and you should by now be able to tell whose is whose from the painting style and content!
Keep those entries coming!
