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| Bound for Glory ... with music! En route pour la gloire...en musique! |
Bonjour à tous,
J'ai repris mes pinceaux pour ajouter des grosses bestioles à mon armée Pyrrhus.
Avec un joueur de flûte à leurs côtés, la victoire est assurée.
Avec un joueur de flûte à leurs côtés, la victoire est assurée.
Hello everyone,
I took my brushes again to add big critters to my Pyrrhus army.
With a flute player with them, victory is assured.
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| Quelques ennemis non mélomanes ont déjà testé leurs grosses pattes... Some not music lovers enemies have already tested their big paws ... |
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| New war elephants, sensitive to the melody of the flute ... Nouveaux éléphants de guerre, sensibles à la mélodie de la flûte... |
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| Pas sûr que les éléphants soient sensibles à la mélodie...mais peut-être les cornacs? Not sure that elephants are sensitive to melody ... but perhaps the mahouts? |
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| Le subtil cœur de mon armée Pyrrhus... The subtle heart of my Pyrrhus army ... |
Et sitôt peints...
And as soon painted ...
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| Éléphants déjà testés lors de la venue de nos amis du club de Charnay-les Mâcon. Elephants already tested during the visit of our friends from the Mâcon Charnay-club. |
Bon, bientôt le rapport de leur première bataille, dans quelques jours...
Mais ceci est une autre histoire!
Well, soon the report of their first battle in a few days ...
But this is another story!
Well, soon the report of their first battle in a few days ...
But this is another story!
Dans la même série :
In the same series:
Merci,
Phil.
They look fabulous dude!
RépondreSupprimerThanks a lot...and have some rest Simon!
Supprimerthey're so magnificent, Philie! Too bad poor animals had to take part in wars!
RépondreSupprimerTheir destiny is unfortunately not viable...
SupprimerPure fantastic!! I'm dreaming about 28mm War Elephant:)
RépondreSupprimer15mm are impressive, but 28mm...can't wait to look at yours!
SupprimerGreat work Phil.
RépondreSupprimerThank you so much Mark!
SupprimerFantastic work Phil ! And great looking army !
RépondreSupprimerGreetings
Glad you like them Mario!
SupprimerThey look superb!
RépondreSupprimerCheers Gordon!
SupprimerLovely work Phil. Very nice indeed!
RépondreSupprimerVery kind of you Rodger...
SupprimerMusic has charms to soothe the savage breast - or beast! I'm sure after a few bars of Mancini's "Baby Elephant Walk" they'll all be dancing along in perfect formation, it just needs a bit of practice is all.
RépondreSupprimerHow many spare flautists do you have in the ranks...?
; )
A single one unfortunatly...Will it be enough to make dance the four elephants?
SupprimerSuper ! La bise aux rifles et aux charnaysien !
RépondreSupprimerCharnaysien? J'savais même pas ! Salut à toi Aron, et aux Charnaysiens donc...
SupprimerGreat additions Phil, I'm sure they be a sight to behold on the battlefield.
RépondreSupprimerHope so, thanks Michael...
SupprimerYou are a true artist Phil
RépondreSupprimerThank you so much for your sense of exaggeration...
SupprimerThey look very good Phil, no wonder the Romans were scared!
RépondreSupprimerUnfortunatly my first game with us was...against them, I was playing Roman!
SupprimerNice work, Homie!
RépondreSupprimerPryrrhusian military mathematics: One flutist + four trumpets = one victory!
And mathematics are always right!
SupprimerThose look great!
RépondreSupprimerThanks Roy, much appreciated...
SupprimerGood to see your brushes in action and producing such wonderful beasts.
RépondreSupprimerGreat looking game room you have, there.
Thanks, my brushes are not so bad...but my eyes are little bit tired!
Supprimerthose elephants look great
RépondreSupprimerVery kind of you Neil...
SupprimerGreat work Phil. I do love me some War Elephants!
RépondreSupprimerAlways impressive on a battlefield, like pikes or chariots, aren't they?
Supprimerque c'est beau des éléphants :)
RépondreSupprimerBien d'accord avec toi...
SupprimerExcellent work Phil. Stomper's to the rescue!
RépondreSupprimerThanks a lot Paul!
SupprimerLovely gaming room!!
RépondreSupprimer(and very nice elephants)
Thanks for both of them, love yours as well...
SupprimerLovely work Phil. You really can't beat elephants for the sheer spectacle.
RépondreSupprimerAgree!
SupprimerNice painting Phil. Hope they cause some havoc for you!
RépondreSupprimerVery sweet of you Rod, road of victory is open...
SupprimerLovely ellies Phil!
RépondreSupprimerHope they'll fight your Republican Roman Velites one day...
SupprimerLovely big boys Phil!
RépondreSupprimerMany thanks Fran...
SupprimerNice additions to the army!
RépondreSupprimerThanks a lot Jonas!
SupprimerTrès beau quator pachydermique et babaresque à faire trembler un régiment de barnabites sous un barnum! C'est la pire us et coutume connu dans le petit monde ludibelliste.
RépondreSupprimerLudiquement
Que dire après ce brillant commentaire? Un grand merci...
SupprimerPas de quoi, c'est moi. J'aime beaucoup votre site.
SupprimerEt comme j'aime beaucoup mes petits voyages en Amérique centrale du côté de ton blog, nous voilà quitte! En fait non, il reste l'île mystérieuse, et la période 1915-1945...1-3!
SupprimerVery nice additions to your collection Phil! Should be helpful in stomping your enemies to the ground!
RépondreSupprimerShould be...
SupprimerVery nice painting Phil. New big pet should hurt a lot your enemies on battlefield :)
RépondreSupprimerPainted for this purpose...
SupprimerLovely!
RépondreSupprimerCheers,
Aaron
Thanks Aaron, much appreciated...
SupprimerWow - excellent "ancient tanks"!
RépondreSupprimerLove this expression...thanks a lot sir!
SupprimerVery nice job mate
RépondreSupprimerVery kind of you, thanks for visiting...
SupprimerGreat job Phil. As for war elephants ... just the elephants already scare me so they don't actually need any weapons! :)
RépondreSupprimerI think their mere presence could terrify a lot of soldiers!
SupprimerNice Work indeed Phil. I guess others might bring their Elephants along too,to the next war-game.That would make even more of such a splendor to colorful collections on that table top.I certainly look forward to that report. To counter such a threat i am thinking large mouse traps or indeed hundreds of tiny mice. See Ya Later Beano Boy
RépondreSupprimerThat's a good idea...but the battle is already played! May be for the next one...
SupprimerNice Work indeed Phil. I guess others might bring their Elephants along too,to the next war-game.That would make even more of such a splendor to colorful collections on that table top.I certainly look forward to that report. To counter such a threat i am thinking large mouse traps or indeed hundreds of tiny mice. See Ya Later Beano Boy
RépondreSupprimerTwice? Hummm, greedy!
Supprimerde bonnes grosses recrues
RépondreSupprimerpour moi pas d’armée sans éléphants !
C'est vrai que sur une table ça impressionne vite...merci à toi!
SupprimerNice job, well done! May the beasts strike fear into the enemies of Pyrrhus for a better victory.
RépondreSupprimerThanks, Pyrrhus will be pleased...until the mahouts lose control!
SupprimerFantastic Phil. I love ancient miniatures like this.
RépondreSupprimerGlad you enjoyed Kike, thanks for visiting...
SupprimerThe elephants look superb and they are finished off very nicely with the way you have done the extra details on the bases.
RépondreSupprimerI must admitt that I like bases...so thank you kindly sir, much appreciated...
SupprimerLovely game as always, Phil. A fine gathering of gaming gentlemen too. The Etruscan artist would be please to see the animation of his artwork!
RépondreSupprimerMany thanks Dean, very nice of you...
SupprimerLes elephants sont fantastiques! Pacyderm power!
RépondreSupprimerLes elephants sont fantastiques! Pacyderm power!
RépondreSupprimerHow do I always end up posting twice? : (
SupprimerHow do I always end up posting twice? : (
SupprimerDouble comment, double pleasure!
SupprimerDouble comment, double pleasure!
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