Here is the start of the multi-base models: kids, each with a female protector.
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| This is a retread of some of the better color combos I've already used, but this time I wanted to do that blue-gray color, as well as some off-whites. |
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| An action shot ... |
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| ... and some AI slop. |
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| If done well, AI slop can be quite effective in setting the scene. I'm having some fun with it. |
After a dozen others with axes, sticks and sickles are bases of just children as well as a batch of man/wife, 2-figure bases. That leaves a bunch of unarmed looters with chickens, vases, barrels, etc and then the stone-throwing guys. I'm going to do some small conversions with these so they can actually be used as combatants instead of just, er loot markers? Not sure what function the stone throwers serve. They aren't even proper slingers and only a few have a dagger at their belt. Even the stones they are throwing are very small. I've got ideas - you'll see.
Somewhere in all this will be all the duplicates of all the model types already seen, combined onto three-man bases to finish off the project - a self-imposed endurance test. Can I tackle a large project without wandering off into something else for once? I'm allowing myself to do some medieval buildings and accessories, but no new units.
This particular entry brings the mob up to 56 peasants, over a third done. As always, thanks for looking - questions, comments and followers are welcome and encouraged! I'm doing more and more on Facebook so follow my page there too! https://www.facebook.com/One-of-My-Men-Became-Restless-100659928063858
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