Before the break away I had managed to pretty much clear the painting tray - they just needed a bit of work on the bases, which I did today:
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| The first of Craig's Fallshirmjager were finished off. |
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| The anti-tank chaps. |
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| A machine gun section. |
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| The boss and a chap with an automatic falshirmgewehr |
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| The first Paraguayan militia battalion |
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| The second battalion. |
The painting tray now has another 16 Fallshirmjager and one test figure for the 1588 project.
One of the wonderful things about being away is that when you return a bunch of goodies are waiting for you. I received three Ospreys -
The Irish Rebellion,
Centurion vs Patton and the
En Garde rules - some Jordanian anti-tank nests, infantry and jeeps with recoiless rifles to use for my Pakistanis (yes, that project is on again); and the Foundry swashbucklers to round out my forces for 1588.
I've decided to go back to the India-Pakistan project. The Indians will be built up so that they have enough options that they can be used for Burma 1945 as well. I also found some cheap Battlefront M48s and Geoff has some Centurions that he has offered me, so the whole thing is coming together very quickly.
Nate
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