Well, I have a lot of them based and almost ready to go now (and will finish off the rest this evening), so hopefully I should be able to try something out this weekend.
Where did you get these WW1 paper minis from? And the bases from your Trench Hammer posts - they look pretty good! Thanks for sharing all this. I'm a sucker for WW1 related games.
The bases are simply green artist's mounting board - I cut a 25mm square and then put a 1cm square in the middle of it and mount a figure on each side.
looking forward to your reports on Trench Hammer. Junior General paper soldiers are always a good start.
ReplyDeleteWell, I have a lot of them based and almost ready to go now (and will finish off the rest this evening), so hopefully I should be able to try something out this weekend.
DeleteWhere did you get these WW1 paper minis from? And the bases from your Trench Hammer posts - they look pretty good! Thanks for sharing all this. I'm a sucker for WW1 related games.
ReplyDeleteThey're all from this bit of the Junior General archive:
Deletehttp://www.juniorgeneral.org/index.php/figure/figureList/early20th#42
Mostly the ones by Ungern or Vasily Zaitzev.
The bases are simply green artist's mounting board - I cut a 25mm square and then put a 1cm square in the middle of it and mount a figure on each side.