Besides web-mastering the Mustering The Troops blog to support a project to paint 4,000 miniatures for a massive diorama in New Zealand’s forthcoming Great War Exhibition, I’ve also managed to actually paint some of these exquisite 54mm figures myself.
So here’s my latest effort – a posse of charging Turks.
Pop over to see more about my Turks on Mustering The Troops, including more pics and info on how these were painted.
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Very nicely done Roly!
Good work Roly, they have come out well.