A Good Friend, Terry W. and I shared an afternoon playing some engaging English Civil War miniature battles using a DBA rules variant, but truthfully after a year in quarantine, we spent most of the afternoon drinking wine and just catching up. Terry was kind enough to share a few odds and ends he had collected over the years, and knowing my interest in Hinton Hunt miniatures, passed on this little Waterloo Pamphlet that Marcus Hinton must have put together to help peddle his wares. I don't know how common they are, so thought I would just pop up some pictures as a curiosity for those who share my interest.
An old man's view of the front yard. This is the view from some chairs we keep up by the house in the front yard. I planted all of the flowering trees and cedars about 20-25 years ago when we bought the place. I Planted many of the smaller hardwoods too. A good argument for staying put in one place, and a nice spot to read through Marcus Hinton's words on Waterloo.
And finally a super quick shot of the Dutch Grenadiers, slowly marching towards completion.
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| Not Hinton Hunt, but these Der Kriegspieler figures, after a lot of tender loving care, are starting to look the part! |
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| The white backpack straps and cross belts are the only major element left to paint. Then the fun of highlighting and more detailing begins! |
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