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pilum4007 Feb 2009 7:41 p.m. PST

ECW Blog has been updated for those interested. Painting update, horse painting update.

There should be an RSS subscription button as well if you want to subscribe…

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HisLiege07 Feb 2009 9:18 p.m. PST

You mentioned that you got the gabions from the terrainguy. I can't find them on their website. Are they a new product coming out or am I missing them in their catalog?

Oh, and keep up the nice work.
Austin

Static Tyrant07 Feb 2009 9:38 p.m. PST

HisLiege, another good option for gabions is the ebay seller "Daemonscape" ( auction ). They don't seem to have any listed at the moment, but usually offer a set of heaps of wattle-and-daub fencing plus quite a few gabions of different sizes for peanuts – 3 GBP if I remember rightly? I bought three of these "sets" and ended up with something like 6' of fencing and 20-odd gabions.

pilum40, nice work! Any chance you could explain the role of the wooden fence-like upright bits in front of each of your artillery pieces? They look like retaining walls (like you'd see holding up the side of a trench) but don't have earth piled behind of or in front of them. They don't seem to provide much cover for the crews so it isn't that, either. Are they perhaps to stop the cannon rolling forwards, or something?

Static Tyrant07 Feb 2009 9:41 p.m. PST

Here's a direct link to the item I mentioned (note that eBay auction pages for sold items expire after 90 days so at some point this link will stop working): auction

pilum4008 Feb 2009 4:45 a.m. PST

The retaining walls? I stole the idea from quindia.com The author of that site had them in his artillery emplacements. Hell…I thought they looked cool and broke up the monotony of the emplacement. Besides, they were fun to build and paint. Other than that, they probably have no purpose in this painter's feeble, aged,lead addled mind other than I liked them. :)

pilum4008 Feb 2009 4:49 a.m. PST

The terrain guy and I are gaming buds here in Big D. The gabions are/WERE..muhahaha…part of his personal collection (in the to-do box)I begged off him.

HisLiege08 Feb 2009 9:56 a.m. PST

Foul play, sir, foul play! evil grin
The world demands gabions! You force us into the arms of Foundry!!

Austin

mbsparta08 Feb 2009 8:47 p.m. PST

Great work!
Mike B

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