Now with Eureka to be cast up!
Next up - more mounted figures - this time for the Mysoreans!
regards
gwz
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...his whole mass of cavalry came on at speed in the most splendid style. The rush of horse, the sound of the earth, the waving of flags, the brandishing of spears, were grand beyond description but perfectly ineffectual.
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These look very nice, should look fantastic when painted up.
ReplyDeleteNice figures and curious how they will look painted up!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Fantabulous, the cavalry shown previously looks awesome - where are these listed on Eureka's website ??
ReplyDelete-- Allan
Looking good once again. Really like these sculpts.
ReplyDeleteTidders,
ReplyDeleteThe cavalry are yet to be cast up.
Regards
gwz