Heads up -

Two projects in one: Jono's World.

 As it seems likely that in not distant enough future an uncomfortable level of chaos is likely to descend upon chez nous, traffic on this blog will probably be a whole deal thinner for the next several weeks or months. My 'Little Great War' will be put on hold (there's three small command stands to add to the Azurian Army anyhow). I had planned a naval clash between the fleets of Azuria and Hellenia (why DIDN'T I call it Hellas?!), but that may have to wait a bit. It was partly a play test, but also an early encounter at the outset of the Little Great War.

In the meantime, I took some pics to test out my new mobile phone...



Two projects are depicted in the above pic. The land forces in 1:300 (6mm) scale are formations of the Ra'esharn, Sa'abia and Kiivar armies. Two infantry and two armoured Divisions for Ra'esharn; two and one for Sa'abia, and a Mechanised Division for Kiivar. These will be companion land forces for the navies that featured in the 'Battle of the Laroc Sea'.

The aircraft are Trumpeter inter-war or early WW2 types that have been drafted into the other Jono's World naval project - the one featuring toy battleships made, I think, in Hong Kong.

Turcowaz Regular Cavalry

Just these last few days I finally put together a regular cavalry formation for Turcowaz. It becoming clear that I'll never get hold of any Turkish cavalry from the 1877 war with Russia, I opted for WW1 types instead. As the HaT box comprised 12 horses and 15 riders, I scrounged from among other bits and pieces, the extra horses. It turned out, two of the boxed horses were munted. One of them required a head, the other was irretrievably mangled. 

The extra figures became a 12-figure formation, with a single figure Brigade command stand, and a two-figure Division command. That will do for the Turcowaz cavalry.

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