If you haven't been to Mustering the troops yet, go and take a look at the splendid work that over 100 Kiwi wargamers have been doing to make this project a reality.
ANZAC coin,
Tuesday, 31 March 2015
Casualties of war.
These are the last of my 54mm WW1 figures for the massive ANZAC diorama.
If you haven't been to Mustering the troops yet, go and take a look at the splendid work that over 100 Kiwi wargamers have been doing to make this project a reality.
The Anzac coin design features a New Zealand and Australian soldier
standing back to back with their heads bowed in remembrance. The
mangopare (hammerhead shark) pattern symbolises strength and
determination, and the silver fern reflects New Zealand’s national
identity.
If you haven't been to Mustering the troops yet, go and take a look at the splendid work that over 100 Kiwi wargamers have been doing to make this project a reality.
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Nice work Rodger! Congrats on getting your share of the painting finished!
ReplyDeleteGruesome – and great! :)
ReplyDeleteGood job Rodger!
ReplyDeleteI went to visit.
ReplyDeleteTip page is very stunning
This ten group is also really good job
excellent work Rodger
ReplyDeleteNicely painted, Rodger.
ReplyDeleteGreat work Rodger, well done.
ReplyDeleteWell done!
ReplyDeleteGreat work, just finished my last lot too, will be great to see the final diorama!
ReplyDeleteWell done - it's good to give something back when you get the chance :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent work. cheers
ReplyDeleteNice one Rodger
ReplyDeleteNice work Rodger!
ReplyDeleteNice touch Rodger, tops mate
ReplyDeleteExcellent work Rodger.
ReplyDeleteCommendable work, Rodger. The display will surely be impressive. Interesting coin with so much iconography - even the Maori pattern.
ReplyDeletenice work mate, and well done on getting them all finished
ReplyDeleteWell done Rodger. I love the brass detail. Superb painting and congratulations on completing your last batch of miniatures.
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