Showing posts with label Masai. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Masai. Show all posts

Saturday, 27 September 2014

Masai on the BBC

An absolutely stunning series of pictures of indigenous tribes on the BBC web site 


Sunday, 26 January 2014

Massing the Masai

A quick post of my latest batch of 10 Masai. That's 30 in total completed and another 50-60 including villagers to go. I will also be adding a small batch of rifle armed skirmishers (rifles from Empress Miniatures), probably not historically accurate but they may well need the to stave off the explorers and slavers.

I also started work on long grasses and a coral for the Masai cattle.

More to follow with my target to finaish the Masai that I have in 2014,

Monday, 31 December 2012

Last Post of the year and some Masai

Just a final picture of the year of my first unit of 10 Masai, complete besides adding a bit of grass to the bases.



I was hoping to attach a picture of my new 12 man Mahdist horse but I still have 4 riders to finish so hopefully next month.
For 2012 of the 105 figures I painted 41 were colonial so a reasonable percentage given my low output this year. Of the 105, 46 were painted in the last 3 months so the beginning of the year had been very slow.

My intention for 2013 is to paint up the last 40-50 Mahdist foot I have including the perry plastics set which should give me enough figures to run a fairly big battle and add the option of buying some Egyptians to support my Brits. Of course I also want to finish the Masai so a lot to do.
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Sunday, 15 January 2012

Witchdoctor and first Masai.

Making very slow progress at the moment as work and other projects draw me away (Currently trying to finish off some Perrys ACW).

First off a Coppletone witchdoctor bought four or five years ago from Caliver near Southend on the spur of the moment.


Followed by my first 5 Masai, 3 painted a few years back plus the two I have manged since December,