I liked the 3D Printing Valley 15mm horse limbers so much, that I ordered a few more.
Nine more to be exact. Although they are a bit fiddly to assemble, they turn out very nice, and having done three already, I'd got a bit of a production line going. I mainly did the horses mid brown, but with some lighter and darker ones for variety, and added some socks and white nose flashes.
There isn't a great deal more to say about them really. I did three of these in the same dark grey/green as the original trio, and six in a lighter green. They will do for all combatants in WW1 and WW2, and join my ever growing pool of twentieth century horse transport. I'm up to 25 wagons, limbers and pack mules now.
I like these. Tempted.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the smallest base size you think they'd fit on? Playing Crossfire the limbers are just markers so smaller the better. Could they squeeze onto a 30m x 30mm? Or 30mm x 45mm?
I've got them on 30x50, but I have a 10mm strip of Magnabase on the rear end, so you could get them onto a 30x40. Horse transport always takes up so much room, which is why I prefer two horse carts and limbers. These are quite compact models.
DeleteYou can never have enough wagons, Martin. :-)
ReplyDeleteThe Partizan report is out now, in which you feature prominently. Thanks for dropping by at the show.
https://notquitemechanised.wordpress.com/2024/10/14/the-other-partizan-2024-three-battles-for-longstop-hill/
Regards, Chris
Indeed. I need more wagons and I loved your Paint & Glue cart, so I shall buy some of those. Thank you for putting up with my list of NQM questions. I am incapable of remembering anything these days unless it is written down.
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