12/09/2017

Let slip the Dogs of War

Was unfortunately working at the weekend and had a heavy week last week hence the lack of posts but here's a little one to keep you going until I can catch up :-)

I do have a bit of a soft spot for the Perry sculpts of the GW range of Dogs of War. A lovely collection of figures (just the Perry ones though, wasn't too keen on the others).

I have amassed quite the collection of them and will be slowly working my way through them.

Here are some taster shots of the ones I have done so far.








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19 comments:

  1. Robert Herrick13/09/2017, 02:47

    Aw, fun memories. I have a Bronzino the Besieger and his galloper guns somewhere. They deserve stripping and a good repaint.

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  2. Modhail13/09/2017, 06:44

    I understand the soft spot completely, they're lovely sculpts. I wish I'd had the foresight to buy more of those mid-90s Perry sculpts when I had the chance...

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    1. jimbibbly13/09/2017, 07:16

      I've found them not that badly priced overall. I don't think I need any more but I might want them lol

      cheers

      James

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    2. Modhail13/09/2017, 15:50

      Need vs want, the eternal struggle of the wargamer. ;)

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    3. jimbibbly13/09/2017, 19:45

      Unfortunately the wallet of need doesn't always win lol

      cheers

      James

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  3. Matt Crump13/09/2017, 07:28

    Lovely figures complemented by your excellent brush work very nice....😀

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    1. jimbibbly13/09/2017, 09:01

      Thanks 😊

      They are jolly nice to paint.

      cheers

      James

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  4. caveadsum147113/09/2017, 09:49

    Very nice figures, very nicely painted! Lovely renaissance aesthetic, you just need Leonardos tank!
    Best Iain

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    1. jimbibbly13/09/2017, 12:57

      Thank you 😊

      I have a scratchbuilt steamtank and two of the original metal kits that need some love at some point.

      cheers

      James

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  5. (Kym) + Warburton + (Classic40K) 13/09/2017, 10:39

    Great work on great figures. I liked Voland's Venators the best!

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    1. jimbibbly13/09/2017, 12:58

      Cheers 😊

      I prefer the Perrys as they can be just about used for historicals (just 😣 lol)

      cheers

      James

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  6. Suber13/09/2017, 21:39

    Oh, I always loved those. These look fantastic!

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    1. jimbibbly13/09/2017, 22:20

      Thanks 😊

      Hopefully plenty more to come.

      cheers

      James

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  7. Lasgunpacker14/09/2017, 20:02

    Lovely figures with a lovely paint job. (although they seem strange without the square bases!) I have a bunch of these ratting around somewhere, and they really ought to see the table sometime.

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    1. jimbibbly14/09/2017, 21:02

      Thanks 😊

      I'm hoping to use a variant of Muskets and Tomahawks for them and I've never really been keen on square bases.

      cheers

      James

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  8. painterman14/09/2017, 22:34

    These are great figures, and very nicely done. I have a stash of these - for conversion to medieval Italians, with a head swop or two.

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    1. jimbibbly14/09/2017, 23:09

      Cheers Simon 😊

      They are very easy to paint 👍🏻

      cheers

      James

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