Here are more 28mm Sumerian spearmen from Lagash, and a 15mm Syrian chariot, Hittite guardsmen and a New Kingdom Egyptian chariot that I've just finished painting. The spearmen are Warlord/Cutting Edge and Eureka Miniatures, the fifth unit I have painted, one more is planned for the army. The 15mm chariots and guardsmen are Gladiator, Peter Pig and Essex.
Last month before lockdown, we did a short mountain bike ride around the Glenburn Heritage Trail. This is a 12km loop for walkers and cyclists which has a suprising number of sites to see and is actually really interesting to visit. Some of the trees in the orchard at Colliers Homestead Ruins are still fruiting, including three prolific quince trees. From the Colliers Homestead Ruins the track climbs up gently to Atkinson Trig which gives a nice downhill run back to the cars.
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| North Buttress of Boorooomba Rocks |
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| Glenburn Shearing Quarters and Shed |
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| Glenburn Sheep Dip and Yards |
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| Colverwell Graves |
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| Glenburn Homestead |
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| Snow on Mt Bimberi |
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| Coppins Homestead Ruins |
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| Colliers Homestead Ruins |
Lovely looking units sir!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal, on a bit of a Bronze Age kick at the moment.
DeleteGreat looking Ancients, Mike. Lovely landscapes too.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dean, lockdown makes you appreciate getting outdoors.
DeleteLovely looking Sumerians, they look ace, the homestead and ruins look good too!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain, looking forward to a game with the Sumerians, it’s been a while.
DeleteVery nice work ion both scales and a pleasant looking bike trip too.
ReplyDeleteThanks rross.
DeleteLove those Sumerians!
ReplyDeleteThanks John, hopefully will get in a game with them soon.
DeleteHow did this great post slip by? Love your Sumerians and really enjoyed the scenery from your cycling adventure.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan, busy gaming and painting?
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