returns to Flintloque to paint an Ogre.
We thought you might be interested in what's coming out later this month.
I've been mostly making French Napoleonic artillery crews and limber teams, Line Horse and Guard Horse artillery to be precise, as well as Guard and Line limbers and ammunition caissons. Tim Adcock of T.A. Miniatures made the guns and equipment.
Michael's been concentrating on BAL Lancers and a Royal Marine rocket and crew for the Carlist War range, as well as working on the banners and livery artwork for the Wars of the Roses plastic box set.
This Saturday (10th), we'll be at my wife's brand-new shop Inspired in Nottingham demonstrating historical figure sculpting. If you happen to be in Nottingham, feel free to pop in and chat. The shop is an eclectic mix of historical-inspired gifts and odd stuff which might be of interest to wives, girlfriends and/or grandmothers! There will be a stock of Perry Miniatures plastics, although not metals, I'm afraid, as it's only a small shop.
The shop is situated in the Flying Horse Mall (FH Mall), just off the market square in the middle of Nottingham, and will be open until Christmas.