These are from Ironclad Miniatures and are for a yet unseen female but painted contingent, figures and more armour to follow, the wagons come open topped and so with the large green plastic bases supplied in the Perry Miniatures plastic ACW infantry box sets I had roofs that fit exactly across the roof gaps (well one had to be cut in half but width wise they were perfect and it shows how you enter the wagon as well!)
The stowage is some Old Crow bits and pieces that were lying around (could have done a bit better with them but they're wargaming models rather than show pieces, that's my story and I'm sticking to it!)
28mm Copplestone figure to show scale and size............
Original model
.....and Kev over at Kev's Wargames Cabin is having a giveaway to celebrate 30,00 hits, so head over and get commenting and pimping!
Nice touch with the luggage on the roof. Very steampunk.
ReplyDeleteThanks Alex.
DeleteNice set Fran nice paint job as normal
ReplyDeleteThanks mate.
DeleteHola
ReplyDeleteComo molan,son una pasada
un saludo
Nice one J.D!
DeleteNice work Fran!
ReplyDeleteThanks Hariklia.
DeleteReally nice, love the baggages on the roof and the wheels...
ReplyDeleteThanks for that Phil.
DeleteThats cool. I dont think Ive ever seen anything like that before!
ReplyDeleteI like the relative uniqueness as well mate.
DeleteHighly original work that
ReplyDeleteThanks Al!
DeleteNice work Fran :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Tamsin.
DeleteGotta love those rivets! Nice job Fran.
ReplyDeleteThanks Paul.
DeleteLike the paintjob..Looks very 1960´s britians.
ReplyDeleteYou're quite right Paul.
DeleteNow you need some gunslingers to rob it
ReplyDeleteThere's a queue forming mate.
DeleteVery cool. Great work!
ReplyDeleteThanks Trey!
DeleteI was thinking the same thing as Alex; it has a steampunk look to it. Love the detail.
ReplyDeleteYou and Alex are right.
Deletenow you can finally steal all of Ray's treasure and runaway with it into the sunset with this sf Victorian train :)
ReplyDeleteI'm hatching a plan now!
DeleteVery nice, Generalissimo. These might work for a Zamazonian circus train! Great painting...the rivets really "pop!"
ReplyDeleteThey lend themselves well to a bit of drybrushing.
DeleteBrilliant stuff Fran! Love the additions you've made.
ReplyDeleteCheers Sander
Thanks Sander.
DeleteI love the color you gave those. Very sharp!
ReplyDeleteNot a bad use for the colour German uniform!
DeleteThey look pretty awesome. You can also probably put the bodies in there.
ReplyDeleteMultiple storage units these wagons!
Deletethose are neato, the look really huge...
ReplyDeleteQuite big for the scale but I would like longer.
DeleteOkay, that's pretty cool. Nice clean work.
ReplyDeleteFMB
Thanks mate.
DeleteNice pics , and great paint job Francis.
ReplyDeleteCheers
Thanks Vincent.
DeleteFun! I might borrow the idea for a "Confederate" vehicle in 54mm scale.
ReplyDeleteNow that I would like to see!
DeleteLots of room to hide your treasures now
ReplyDeleteI need it for my bullion!
DeleteNeat train.
ReplyDeleteNice one Chris.
DeleteI love it
ReplyDeleteThanks mate.
DeleteThese are going to be fun in a game. Good job painting them.
ReplyDeleteThanks for that Mike.
DeleteWow - impressive steam engine - love the rivet work. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteThanks for that Dean.
DeleteI'm not a massive fan of VSF, but this is a great paint job!
ReplyDeleteThanks sir, I don't know whether I am as much any more?
DeleteThanks Andrew.
ReplyDeleteLooks like it would take a well placed nuke to take that beast out! Would be fun to game with.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dan!
DeleteVery nice, a very characterful piece
ReplyDeleteNice one Scotty!
DeleteI want these, I want these, I want these. Fran, you did a great job on them. And oh yeah, steampunk all the way. I've been buying some steampunk and will paint it eventually. I really want to see those female troops you've got.
ReplyDeleteI've got a Babe on the painting table right now and she's so cute, I just love her.
Nothing wrong with a good female sculpt, looking forward to when you do your Steampunk cailin!
DeleteIt´s very nice, Fran. I like a lot ypur painting work.
ReplyDeleteThanks Juan.
DeleteI want to say they look fancy, but it's really a well done rugged and used look to 'em. Uhm. Nice!?
ReplyDeleteThat's the effect D4, nice!
DeleteChoo Choo!!!!!
ReplyDeleteIdiot boy Pike!
DeleteNow that just looks cool Fran!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Thanks Christopher.
DeleteThe baggage on top finishes them off perfectly! They look great.
ReplyDeleteThank you kind sir.
DeleteWell done Fran. I really like the baggage on top (as stated by pretty much everyone else!)
ReplyDeleteThanks mate.
DeleteLooks great Fran, is this to be some form of fighting transport?
ReplyDeleteI'd have to say yes, there are some firing ports just in case of an ambush!
DeleteI like this Fran, really cool! Very nice paintwork too.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rodger.
DeleteThe baggage really sets the model off, nice model AL
ReplyDeleteThank you sir.
DeleteGreate addition to your collection !
ReplyDeleteBest regards Michael
Thanks Michael.
DeleteThey are great and very streampunk. I like Ironclad's stuff and you have done them justice
ReplyDeleteThey're good and cheap if a little small.
DeleteLooks great! I really dig the detailed riveting -- gives a great steampunk feel.
ReplyDeleteThanks Chris.
DeleteAnd this is why I love your blog, Fran. You paint so many different styles. This is one of my favorites...steampunk? Western? Whichever, it's great and you do such a fantastic job!
ReplyDeleteThanks Elsie!
DeleteFran, I am liking the models.
ReplyDeleteThanks Justin.
DeleteAwesome work, Francis! Those blighters look like they'd be right nasty bone-shakers when going at speed!
ReplyDeleteYou know it mate.
DeleteMy favorite is the fifth shot from the top. He looks like he's just about to smile. I love that.
ReplyDeleteYou would see that girl!
DeleteVery good color choice my friend, I really like how they came out.
ReplyDeleteNice finish on these A.L.
Nice one Kris.
DeleteReally good work, Fran.
ReplyDeleteCheers
Stefan
Thanks Stefan.
DeleteI love this set and all of the sci-fi/steampunk project to date Fran. I hope we get to see it all out on the table one day. It's so different from anything I'm painting or playing.
ReplyDeleteI'm surprised Ray didn't break out a Thomas the Tank engine reference in his comments. He must have been in a hurry!
Thanks Monty, he's gone to Butlins!
ReplyDeleteTop job Fran
ReplyDeleteThanks Dave.
DeleteSuperb work Fran, Just saw this over at the IHMN Blog great job sir!
ReplyDeleteThanks Simon, I'll head over!
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