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Madhist artillery piece - 28mm from Perry Miniatures |
Another submission to the
painting challenge. This is a little vignette from the Perry's outstanding 28mm Sudan collection, a captured Egyptian Krupp gun complete with captured Egyptian crew and a Madhist overseer/volunteer coordinator.
In colonial games it is usually the Imperialists that have all of the artillery. But when the Madhists overwhelmed Sudan, they captured a lot of Egyptian artillery, and a lot of Egyptians. The guns were not major factors in the battles of the Sudan campaign as the Madhist crews - "volunteers" or otherwise - were not very accurate with the weapons, and artillery was not really how the Sudanese rolled into battle.
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These guys will end up flogged no matter how things turn out... |
This piece has sat in my pending pile for several years, so it is great to finally get this painted. Having some artillery for the Madhists will make for a fun additional to the colonial battle.
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The castings are beautiful - the "crew" even have chains on their legs... |
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And the "overseer" is perfectly positioned to deliver some motivation... |
I figure the completely bonkers air support chart from Bolt Action will do in terms of rules for using this gun - who knows where the shells will land? On the British? The Madhists? Both? Nowhere?
4 comments:
Very nicely done.
Stunning work Greg!!
Superb looking piece, I like that a lot!
Fecking beautiful work and model.
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