I insert into the blog
some photos of my future projects hoping that in that way I’ll be more
incentive to complete them.
The first project
started after that Ezio M. has recruited some La Piccola members to prepare
miniatures for French Indian wars scenarios. Thanks his usual skills he is
coordinating four of us to prepare a
English/French regiment each.
My duty is to prepare
La Sarre regiment. The regiment was
risen with Lorraine boys in 1756. It was sent to Quebec and participated to
Fort Oswego and Fort William Henry siege. It served under the mythic Gen Louis
de Montcalm during Battle of Carillon. Using other words … it was one of the
force strongly involved into French Indian wars.
I have to prepare also
some compagnies franche de la marine … another typical French-Indian wars
peculiarity. I was very surprised to
understand that this force was created by Cardinal Richelieu in 1622.
Finally a dozen of
Courriers de Bois and some civilians. Totally 73 miniatures.
At today I finished 6
marines and three Indians. Last order (around 30 miniatures) arrived only four
days ago … a Christmas present that I just received even if December 25 will
from two days.
The second project is a trip down memory lane … I started my
hobby twenty years ago. My favorite period is the roman age so the first army I
bought was a box of 15mm essex miniatures. I painted them … or better I thought
to have painted them. The problem is that twenty years ago I had not the same
ability to paint that now I have.
Last Sunday I decided
to take the army again … and so I decided to re paint all the miniatures …
around 300 pieces.
The target for next year is to prepare a DBMM late
imperial roman army. Casually last Saturday I assisted to a DBMM battle between a late imperial roman and a Tamerlan army.
I have a lot of Osprey
publications for both Roman and
Byzantine period and I started to brush up the Notitia Dignitatum.
Presently I finished
only four cornutii seniors auxilia. Now it remains 296 small pieces of lead ...
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