A pic of 10mm for Chain of Commad

[Just Jack]

Greetings,
I'm Jack the new guy. I was on TMP complaining about my lack of technological savvy when along came John Thomas to recommend this site, which I greatly appreciate.
The focus of the discussion was the upcoming TFL rules, "Chain of Command," and what armies folks were preparing. I mentioned I was doing individually based 10mm (Pendraken) and would love to show everyone, but I didn't know how, so attached is a pic of a portion of my forces.

V/R,
Jack

[John Thomas8]

Nice looking figures Jack.

Please feel free to link to your post here to TMP so folks can come over a see them.

[Just Jack]

Thanks for the help JohnThomas, and I made a new topic on TMP linking here. Here's another pic, this time of a Brit half section showing the Corporal, a Bren and his A-gunner, and two riflemen. I think these are two of the better picks because they're not too close (or is it not close enough to see my humble attempts at painting and basing?)

Jack

[John Thomas8]

It doesn't look like pennies they're based on, or washers....what are they?

[Just Jack]

JT8,
They're pennies.
I was just laughing at myself a little bit; nothing says 'combat' like the kitchen table and table cloth...

Jack

[John Thomas8]

Patchy snow over wet clay, that's what I'd call it.

[EvilGinger]

very nicely done indeed always very tempted by Pendraken stuff myself

[Just Jack]

Pendraken has been fantastic for me, I really love their stuff. I have two complaints: 1) there are quite a few packs of ten men (such as British WW2 Bren Gunners) that are only one figure pose. I demand to have at least two poses per pack! 2) Pendraken doesn't have lines for everything I want to do (yet)! So, two relatively minor quibbles, but all in all, fantastic men, vehicles, and equipment at a great price with great service.

Jack