June update

Made it to 10,995 figures painted. I should cross the 11,000 mark next weekend while I work on my 18th century Prussian jagers.

Meanwhile, this week, some of my figures will be on display at the Shelby County Museum as part of their "History Camp 2013" for campers aged 7 to 12 years. I've attached a couple of photos from the main portion of the display which is an American Civil War skirmish between Confederates (coming across the bridge on the right) and Union forces (defending a farm house.)

More from inside the village....

I guess I've found a "guide" for a tour of the town!

"Inside the village"

Various views as you walk the streets.....

Some cool pics of my new "Napoleonic Era" European village......

.....currently being occupied by British troops (coming across the bridge, with some officers already in the village).

With this post I have an aerial overview, and a view from a distance, more on ground level. For my second post I experimented a little placing the camera inside the village and trying to get a view as if you were walking in among the buildings yourself.

Enjoy....

No I haven't forgotten it!

With my move south, I haven't had much time to work on my blog over the past few months. I have started painting again thugh, and am working on a European village (unfinished version pictured above), Numidian cavalry for my Carthaginian army, and some command figures in chariots for my upcoming Trojan army.

Now that I've figured out how to download photos from my "new" (bought last November) camera to my pc, I should be able to start taking pics of my work for this blog again.

New Kingdom Egyptian Pharaoh

My New Kingdom Egyptian army can now beled by the Pharaoh himself!

Cesar Miniatures "Pharaoh's Chariot" set also came with a variety of civilians, who will be joining the camp of the army in due course.

I'm looking forward to matching my Egyptians and my Hittites up against each other in the New Year, once I've settled into my new home in Kentucky.

Hopefully I'll get some good photos for the blog!

Sengoku Jidai Period samurai

Some figures from my Japanese samurai army....