This site was created late in 2008, just a few years after first becoming involved in wargaming. As you can tell by the name, WAB was my introduction to this community. I appreciate the following and comments this blog receives, and give all thanks and credit to my Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. It may seem odd that this blog appears to focus on the folly of mankind's continuous warfare, but I believe I can still enjoy this hobby so long as I put Him first in all I do. Maranatha!
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Trojan War Casualties
I finally got around to finishing these guys. These figures were among other Redoubt Trojan War figures I won off of ebay several years ago. They're a little too big to put on the chariot bases I use, so they'll be individually mounted. I'll probably just place them on the battlefield for looks.
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Dean,
ReplyDeleteWhat rules are you using. And I think it was "I" you beat out on Ebay! Gosh Darn It! I have casualties mounted on hexes for markers for casualties as well as single figures (WAB for example). Great looking figures as always.
VR
James Mattes
James:
ReplyDeleteJust WAB so far; Chariot Wars supplement - against an Egyptian army. The last time I played, I didn't have enough archers, as my opponent's army - and didn't do too well. I now have more archers and missile troops. I don't mind trying out different rules, though. Thanks again for your kind words, Dean
Great work with these casualties. I didn´t buy any because there weren´t photos in the redoubt website.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Andrés.
Andres:
ReplyDeleteYou're very welcome. I know what you mean about manufacturers without pictures of their product. However, Redoubt has (or had) a paper catalog with line drawings. Surprisingly, the drawings are quite accurate as to the actual figures. I'd have to say the entire Redoubt Trojan War range is very good - I don't have the Trojan Horse, but have pretty much everything else, including one of the ships & all are very well-done. Dean