#798

6 x 40mm ACW figures form Battle honours. Painted and based up. Fun to paint and ok in general. The small pips of resin were a bit of a pain as it was difficult to remove them.
Music:
Ashoken Farewell
From the American Civil War series
"The Civil War"
Music from the film by Ken Burns
Music composed & performed by Jay Ungar
Performed by Jay Ungar & Molly Mason

[@philRminiatures]

Nice poses and great job!

[@OW...]

Thanks Phil..

[@basicminiaturepainting]

Really nice work

[@OW...]

Many thanks..

[@CTMiniatures]

Love the ashoken farewell. Great job on the figures per usual!

[@OW...]

Many thanks. That music always takes me back to when i first watched the series on TV, many moons ago.

[@juandelosmortos7824]

greetings from Florence and great work (as always). a question .... maybe you said it in the video but I don't know English (I use the translator), what brand are the miniatures? thanks in advance and good work. 😉👍🏿

[@OW...]

Hi, I bought them on Ebay from Battle Honours.

[@smoothbrush4722]

Nice

[@OW...]

Thanks..

[@mhovar101]

Great figures! I do have to ask why 40mm?

[@OW...]

Good question! I have painted figures for years. I started out painting the old airfix soft plastic 1/72 scale ACW back in 1973!!! I then became a pro painted and sold painted figures. Every time i completed an ACW army for myself i would get a good offer for it, or maybe needed cash so would sell the army. This has irked me over the years. I saw the 40mm Foundry ACW at a convention, and at the same time Foundry were then in Guernsey and planning to move back to the UK. They were selling their 40mm stock really cheaply so i bought £100's of pounds worth of figures. My thinking was "no one will buy these from me". And that has proved the case. When i retired a few years ago i tried to sell my 40mm ACW collection and there were no takers at all.