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Post by jim1973 on Feb 5, 2022 9:57:13 GMT
These Tin Soldier minis have been around for a while but needed a little touch up as well as some buildings before going on to the finished pile.  Persians next on the list. Cheers Jim |
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Post by paulhannah on Feb 5, 2022 13:57:41 GMT
Nice ensemble. Very colorful. Well done with the classic, Cartho' shield patterns, especially like the blue porpoise. I always chuckle at that quintessential, Charthaginian motif, which, to me, looks like a "surrendering nun". (You know the one.) Easy design to paint, though, right?
Again, nice work.
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Post by elliesdad on Feb 5, 2022 15:13:04 GMT
I must admit that Tin Soldier miniatures do have a certain charm about them (much like Mikes Models figures).
Hopefully you have some Syracusans as opponents…
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Post by jim1973 on Feb 5, 2022 21:49:07 GMT
Syracusans? As a matter of fact... 😉
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Post by elliesdad on Feb 5, 2022 22:19:28 GMT
Syracusans? As a matter of fact... 😉 Excellent. Please can we see some pictures? |
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Post by paulhannah on Feb 5, 2022 22:41:44 GMT
Tin Soldier miniatures do have a certain charm about them (much like Mikes Models figures). I don't want to hijack "jim1973's" thread, but I gotta ask myself: If Tin Soldier minis have a charm like Mikes Models, then why I have never bought or painted any??? |
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Post by elliesdad on Feb 6, 2022 16:05:52 GMT
Tin Soldier miniatures do have a certain charm about them (much like Mikes Models figures). I don't want to hijack "jim1973's" thread, but I gotta ask myself: If Tin Soldier minis have a charm like Mikes Models, then why I have never bought or painted any??? Perhaps the types of Wargames miniature/figure sculpting styles a man likes are much like his preferences for the ladies. Not everyone likes the same and we all have our preferences. Tin Soldier do make some very nice miniatures - but I can see that they’re not necessarily to everyone’s taste. Cheers, Geoff |
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