The endless hordes of Russians continue. These are 28mm Perry figures from Foundry.
Some more 28mm Crimean Russians from Foundry.
Up next: Yet even more Russians, but this time in helmets!
I'm grinding my way through a huge lot of 28mm Crimean Russians that I received last fall.
These are Perry sculpts and have lots of character. I used the pictures on the Foundry website as the painting guide.
I'd say these fellows could also be used in colonial adventures from the 1850s into the 1930s.
Up next: More Russians for Crimea!
I have several things on the painting table, but nothing ready to show this week (too many distractions as the gardening and kayaking seasons come to a close). One thing I did finish this week was rebasing my pulp-era Cobra troops.
There are eight more troopers I didn't take a snap of. All are Pulp Figures except the Cobra Commander in the middle (whom I bought from Crooked Dice miniatures).
Up next: Looking forward to the model train swap meet at the end of the month to secure some autumn projects. Also working on a bunch of Crimean Russians (so many Russians...).
I have for sale a painted Rebel army for Star Wars Legion. The army includes the cards and counters but no dice. I'd like $250, which is less than the cost of the unpainted minis.
There are five seven-man foot units, two Lukes, and three AT-RT walkers. The guns on the walkers swivel (magnet mounts) and there are three extra guns if you want to customize the weaponry.
