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Saturday, 16 June 2018
Wandering off the path...
I hadn’t planned this not particularly wanted a new project in a different scale. Here are some clues:
A photo and Werner Herzog film title as clues. Can you guess the scale and manufacturer?
I haven't seen that film for 40 years, yet I still have the image of the raft overrun with monkeys and a dying crew drifting down the Amazon. I don't have the energy to paint an army but I should watch the film again. Mmm, and maybe a holiday in Trujillo.
I was at Edinburgh Uni in the first half of the 1980s and the Filmhouse in Lothian Road showed loads of “Art films “ on Wednesday afternoons for the sum of 50p. Great value and great times.
Nope,my flat attempts have been a disaster and 30mm is not the scale. Btw anyone who wants my Aztec flats are more than welcome to them for nothing. Just leave a comment here.
Ooh interesting - a long fascination of mine Aztecs, Toltecs, Incas and Conquistadors - nice little project. If you're doing smaller games then you could go with 40mm ...
The Steve Barber figs look nice - also what about these http://vminiatures.com/40-mm/american-conquest/
Is it Peter Laing? Late on, Peter Laing did a surprisingly good 15mm Aztec range - on the Google Plus Peter Laing Community Page set up by Ian Dury, there are some well painted examples by Derek Moore.
I haven't seen that film for 40 years, yet I still have the image of the raft overrun with monkeys and a dying crew drifting down the Amazon. I don't have the energy to paint an army but I should watch the film again. Mmm, and maybe a holiday in Trujillo.
ReplyDeleteI was at Edinburgh Uni in the first half of the 1980s and the Filmhouse in Lothian Road showed loads of “Art films “ on Wednesday afternoons for the sum of 50p. Great value and great times.
DeleteOK John has pegged the movie, 1/72nd plastic seems to small these days so I'm going to go with 30mm flats.
ReplyDeleteNope,my flat attempts have been a disaster and 30mm is not the scale. Btw anyone who wants my Aztec flats are more than welcome to them for nothing. Just leave a comment here.
Delete40mm scale
ReplyDeletehttps://www.stevebarbermodels.com/26-40mm-aztecs
https://www.stevebarbermodels.com/27-40mm-conquistadores
Great guess but wrong.
ReplyDeleteOoh interesting - a long fascination of mine Aztecs, Toltecs, Incas and Conquistadors - nice little project. If you're doing smaller games then you could go with 40mm ...
ReplyDeleteThe Steve Barber figs look nice - also what about these
http://vminiatures.com/40-mm/american-conquest/
They look great but l have not gone for them or indeed that scale.
ReplyDeleteWell, if I were doing it I would try for Revell 1:72 assuming that they are still available or Caesar would be acceptable.
ReplyDeleteGood idea but no.
DeletePendraken 10mm? https://pendraken.co.uk/renaissance/aztecs/
ReplyDeleteEyes wouldn’t cope.
DeleteAlright, the Barzso set is going for something like $900.US so my 2nd guess, which I almost made my first, is the new Chin Toys 54mm plastic sets.
ReplyDeleteYou are right re the Chin Toys ,saw the figures and couldn’t resist.
Delete"Aguirre, the Wrath of God" is the movie...?
ReplyDeleteScale and line unknown to me.
An amazing film indeed.
DeleteIs it Peter Laing? Late on, Peter Laing did a surprisingly good 15mm Aztec range - on the Google Plus Peter Laing Community Page set up by Ian Dury, there are some well painted examples by Derek Moore.
ReplyDeleteSadly not.
DeleteOr maybe 30mm with Willie? OK he only did 4 Aztecs and one of them was Montezuma but the Spanish are lovely.
ReplyDeleteThey are indeed but no.
DeleteCan I guess again?
ReplyDeleteGringo 40s
http://www.gringo40s.com/28mm-conquistadores.html
"... Btw anyone who wants my Aztec flats are more than welcome to them for nothing. Just leave a comment here."
ReplyDeleteI would make a good home for these flats if the generous offer you've made is still open.
Let me know your address and they are yours.
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DeleteAguirre I reckon.
ReplyDeleteI've just got some of the new Pendraken 10mm Mexicans; they're marvellous figures.
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