Or perhaps it is a Skeleton ghost… either way it is done… I have five more to go but this one was my test subject.
I also got the bulk of the four legions painted as well as some sand getting put onto three legion bases, I would have done four but ran out of glue and sand.
Today I felt a lot better, but overdid it and had to lie down for a couple of hours.
I did a number of reports and as a reward to myself I was allowed to sort out the Sohei.
I got them washed and cured, based and undercoated… here they are:
So from left to right…
Senior with a tetsubo
Three Sohei with naginata
Two initiates with yumi
Two initiates with teppo
So this list may look familiar, that is because it is the list used for the 28mm boxed Ronin Sohei miniatures set.
I bought the rules on pdf and can I find them? So to make a quick list I copied that one. I have ordered a paper copy but it won’t be here for a while.
I also printed of a trio of Onna-Musha (female warriors). Two are armed with a naginata and another a bow.
Sort of excited here… new contrast paints have been announced. There are some very useful colours in there. I am really looking forward to getting a good purple.
Well I made it to 22:30 before needing to retire. I have been hot and cold all day and my back was a nightmare most of the day too.
I managed to have a couple of meetings today as well as answer some emails. So as a reward I sliced some Sohei for Ronin. I was going to do a samurai force but unfortunately the miniatures were sorted into groups of four or eight miniatures.
The ones I did do will be ready by tomorrow morning.
So in my pain filled time in bed, in between sleeping and yelping (sadly my back is still buggered) I had a mooch on my minifactory and ended up joining Highland Miniatures on their Patreon …they can be found here
I have been considering them for a good while and eventually bit the bullet.
The following image popped up in my Google image reminders, I made this kit to help out a school who wanted to visit the castle and have a Knight in it. I didn’t have the heart to tell them the castle was from the 16th century