The Tabletoppers

I've had to much time, so I finished a German WW2 soldier from the Pegasus German Mortar set - I hope you'll like him. Cheers, daBosz

"Aaaargh!!!! Let's slaughter them! " That might be what these frightning guys would propaply cryied bevore they went into battle. I hope that these guys will do so at the DBA field soon....

Um auch mal wieder etwas zu unserem Blog beizutragen habe ich kurzer Hand einmel ein Hand gezeichnet. Viel Spaß damit: Leider ist der Scan nicht allzu gut. I have nothing written for the english people, because the text is unimportant. MFG MorgulPinselBeiza

After some weeks of silence -was lange wärt wird endlich gut- my DBA Suebians are finished. I based them after my very errrr.. hard birthday LAN to find back in 'real live' and now, while the sun is shining outside and 21°, I've a cold.... I hope I'm able to play with them against one of the others soon...

After all, both Nomannic Spearman Bases are nearely ready. Only the Bases have to get finished. Those are going to be the cadre for my Normannic DBA Army - and if I can get some Money, I'll buy the needet Knights soon. So Stay Tuned!

Hey there! I needet some change in painting miniatures, so I decidet to paint some Normannic guys which were already lying arround a here some time. Cause I hadn't had much time, this is yout a WIP picture. To my mind, a Normannic army is living from the shield dessings, and so I spend most of my time on thinking about which dessings to choose. I think my desicion was quiete all right, and in my opinion they are looking quite good for 15mm Miniatures. Would be nice if you leave some feedback ;)

Now one road for 15mm minis.

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Yesterday I made my first DBA table: The premissions was to make a simple, open for all terrain, and fine looking as well as handy one. Firstly I cut my plywood in the mid in two halfes each 60*60 cm or 24*24 inches. Next I cutted my grasmat to 63*63 and put the wood in the middle. Then I stapled the mat on the back and clued the edges so the edges can not shear. I'm happy with it and only have to build some hills and woods.

I have not post much this month but I'm going to, because I painted up some stuff up. And my next DBA Army will be ready end of the week: Teutonic Knights. Here is a update photo about this stuff:

After long waiting time,cause I painted hardly the last weeks, I was able to finish 2 more DBA bases. Unfortunately I was too addle to style the last base. I hope you'll like these Babarians, and mainly the fat general: me ! ;)

Hey there! Yesterday I started to build an american team for FoA from my SWAT soldiers, cause they're looking little bit like americans... So I was thinking about what camo I should give them, and I decidet for the grey Digital camo.

Hey there! My British DBA army is slowly growing! The next base is finished for battle, and I hope you like them! Unhappily the base is not finished yet. It would be nice if you could give me some feedback.

And here it is: the next step of my wargames table for DBA! I started brushing some green and brown arround the grass spots, to include them into the table. Hope you'll like it !

There was a small stop in the development in FoA last year but it must go one. I already made a scrawling for a new Russian list. So I posted above a pic of my Russians.

I can't get enough of can you get enough of.... psiloi I had some test painted celts hanging around here so I did a aditionally DBA Psiloi base with casualities. I don't need it, but I want it !! Like at my last base the ground is swamp. Additionaly I did a generic dark age shield design to be able to use the element in all forthcoming Dark age armies. In my Roman army its named: ,,Numerus Nemetum''.

Yesterday I startet building a wargaming table for DBA. I already started glueing some static grass, how you can see. Hope you'll like it.

A other Ps element, recruited from the civitas Taunensium:

Watchout for your heads because here is the: ,,Numerus funditori Balearici''  The miniatures are Corvus Belli Balearic slingers.     More at: dertaunussteiner.blogspot.com