Friday, 10 July 2020

Medieval sledges for use with 40mm figures

Today I made these wagons in the garden whilst listening to the Test Match.



Here they are finally finished.



16 comments:

  1. Your sledges look great! I see them being employed in 1812 Russia.

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  2. Very creative, I must look out for some of those skewers.

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    1. So handy and coffee stirrers for skis for 40mm and 54mm figures.

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  3. Sounds like the perfect restful afternoon!
    The sledges are very nice - the wagon body looks like it's resin, or is it plastic?

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    1. Wagon bodies are resin but don’t know the make as they were got second hand.

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  4. Great looking sledges - excellent runners. These would do right up to the German Army/ Winter War of WW2
    Spotted more ski Troops on this osprey cover
    https://www.amazon.co.uk/Armies-Great-Northern-1700-1720-Men-at-Arms/dp/147283349X/ref=msx_wsirn_v1_4/262-8168696-1188522?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=147283349X&pd_rd_r=dafd1be7-a472-4206-b71e-ddba3ebf8284&pd_rd_w=Gy7Iy&pd_rd_wg=PikkY&pf_rd_p=2c73497e-0658-4f6d-8f3c-06c50c0881ec&pf_rd_r=ZK9MC3WVMDM8E55266YD&psc=1&refRID=ZK9MC3WVMDM8E55266YD

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    1. Lots of potential useage. It is an excellent Osprey with a memorable cover.

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  5. Nice work there on the various Sledges.

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  6. That’s a great idea very well executed. Good use of those stirrers.

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  7. great sledges, nicely done

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  8. Thanks. Got an excellent back scene from the company you mentioned btw.

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  9. Inspired use of the skewers for the runners! Great for winter battles.

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    1. Thanks, these skewers have waited patiently for years to be used, I make it a habit to retain all such sticks after eating. Wash, dry and store for a modelling rainy day. Use them as plant labels too.

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