I deliberately didn't add any figure to the base as I cunningly thought it might pass muster for our 1943 Burma Campaign games, where my Chindits can always do with more pack mules! Purists may have a fit, but it works for me! I can thoroughly recommend the mules sold by Tiger Miniatures, in all about six different types I've found so far and very cheap at £1.50 each. There is even one with no pack, allowing the more talented chaps than I to convert to their heart's content.
Nice job there DB, those Tiger Miniatures mules are certainly versatile.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Phil! They certainly do have a wide range of uses.
DeleteGreat minis and lovely job on them!
ReplyDeleteThanks for that Gordon.
DeleteTiger Miniatures do have some nice castings in some of their ranges, a cracking job on the mules.
ReplyDeleteCheers
Stu
I do like the mules, but their figures I'm less keen on; mainly because the style doesn't suit my painting I have to admit.
DeleteNice Looking Painted Mules. Diverted for your own use which is great. Greetings Beano Boy
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by and commenting, always appreciated.
DeleteNice job on the mules, they look beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat minis and lovely job on them!
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