That is nice, nice work... I especially like the guy on the right with his hat pushed back... I'm guessing these are destined for the Dardanelles, are they making home made grenades a la "Gallipoli"?
Nice one, Soapy! Got the GB newsletter today and have parted with money to get these chaps and the Padre with fags. Looking forward to Frenchmen. Do like the Turk officer on a rangefinder. Could you something simlar for the Imperial troops...would look very nice next to a couple of 18pdrs!
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7 comments:
You nailed the bush hat this time round. Great work.
Now, if those tin's were spuds, I would have a real affinity with that pic. Nice mini mate.
Love your work.
Helen
Nice stuff.
That is nice, nice work... I especially like the guy on the right with his hat pushed back... I'm guessing these are destined for the Dardanelles, are they making home made grenades a la "Gallipoli"?
Nice one, Soapy! Got the GB newsletter today and have parted with money to get these chaps and the Padre with fags. Looking forward to Frenchmen. Do like the Turk officer on a rangefinder. Could you something simlar for the Imperial troops...would look very nice next to a couple of 18pdrs!
You never know your luck Mark...
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