Crisis 2014 Antwerp

Well it was very quite on my little blog for the past few weeks. To be honest I did not paint to much over the last week as work and familiy prohibts.
But I did find time to go to the Crisis show in Antwerp last weekend together with my friend Andy from Hagen Miniatures. We had a great time selling models and chatting to friends and customers and yes spend to much money on new shiney bits and bobs..
Here are the pics.

Back from Holidays

Well friends it has benn a while since I last posted something.
I was quite busy at work till end of August. And from 27 of August I was away for two weeks to Mallorca Spain. To cut  a long story short.....it was hot there, well very hot with temperatures ranging up to 34C.
Anyway it was good to relax a bit. Read a Bernard Cornwell book ( The Pagan King - buy it!!!) had lots of cider in an English pub ( yep English pub !!! ) and lots of food ( never ever take an All-In hotel otherwise you want to ruin your perfectly shaped body ;-> ).

At the moment theplanning goes to the final stages for making the nex bunch of Mexican Bandits for my Coal Ridge Models range. This time it will be 8 mounted ones. So expect more Hollywood / Italo Spagheti Western mean looking never-do-wells.....after that I am thinking of making some Banditas / Soldaderas (female mexican fighters) and of course the mexican Gun team is taking shape.

Cheerio my friends

Mad Markus needs some Magners Berry

Legends of the Old West

Back for business....
It is my first day of my holidays and just a few days before I hit the road to Spain. So until then I have some time to post the latest pics of the models I painted up during the last couple of weeks. As some may know I am a big fan of Wild West movies and also the Legends of the Old West rules from Warhammer Historical. Sadly out of print and only available through Ebay for some hefty sums or through some really conspicious sites from the dark side of the Internet.
But enough of that here are the pics. Have fun...

The models are all from Black Scorpion and Artizan. The Indian vignette is from Old Glory packed inside their big packs of Woodland Indians.
I must find some proper lighting to take my pictures as they are a bit darker than the models are in reality.