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"Bryan Ansell back in the early days of Citadel/Foundry," looking over racks of metal miniatures, from an article on Wargames Atlantic's website on "how the sausage gets made"
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"Bryan Ansell back in the early days of Citadel/Foundry," looking over racks of metal miniatures, from an article on Wargames Atlantic's website on "how the sausage gets made"
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Piers the Plowman & Tax Collector, from Wargames Foundry's Hundred Years War 28mm miniatures line, inspired by medieval literature. Foundry credits the entire line to the Perry Brothers as former Citadel figures, but most of the civilians don't appear in any older Citadel catalogs I can find. It is true that some Citadel historical lines had very little documentation and weren't advertised alongside the fantasy releases.
This week all the European game companies have been scrambling to figure out how to process the new tariff fees that US customers will be required to pay. Foundry used this image in their email and webpage describing their updated policies.
Augh I am once again pining for the Wargames Foundry Indian Warrior Command and imagining how they might be put to use for an Indian Silver Bayonet unit. Silver bayonet of course being about half a century too early but really a flintlock is a flintlock and for a force that isn't quite so enamored of their parade ground polish-button uniforms, well you can get significant leeway.
Early Imperial Roman legionaries -- All done, finally received their scutums (with Little Big Men decals plus some extra weathering). I need to 3D print some 8-man sabot trays and flock them to match. Next up, they need some officers and a couple of units of auxiliary troops.
More progress on the Early Imperial Romans -- All base colors blocked out, ready for some shade & highlight then attaching shields and finishing the bases.
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From the 3rd to the 12th December 2021 Foundry will be hosting Harry The Hammer & Friends, an exhibition of art from the private collection of Bryan & Diane Ansell.
If you are in the Nottingham area in early December, here’s one more reason to visit Wargames Foundry in East Stoke -- a show of original fantasy art by John Blanche, Ian Miller, and others, originally appearing in Games Workshop and Citadel products dating back to the 1980s
I have of course been painting the occasional Thracian, when I have the energy,
From Wargames Foundry’s July 2020 newsletter, the ex-Citadel barbarians and marauders are available again after repair to their molds. I have some of these from their original 1980s Citadel run and they work great together in small warband games. They do predate several decades of fantasy scale creep, but work well alongside many other Foundry figures and comparable historicals. Some of these are from lines originally attributed to Michael and Alan Perry, and some to Aly and Trish Morrison.