Assyrian army

Assyrian army

Friday, 15 January 2021

Nessie

Some of the ranges I acquired with Garrison were the various Admins ranges. Very quirky I know virtually nothing of their origins. They seem to be the result of more than one designer with different styles and abilities, some (many) are pretty useless, others I admit I really like. The AD range has two sea serpent types in it, I think this one is supposed to be the Loch Ness Monster - haven't checked to be sure.

A very simple 3 piece (or more, just add more sections) model.

Takes about 10 minutes to paint... though I suppose it would also suit a more careful and picturesque attempt.

I can see a few uses for this model!

9 comments:

  1. I really liked your admin range. I have a small army of Admin celts led by splendid Druid with severed head. I wish the admin range was available. I remember enjoying reading the list of them in the paper catalogue moons ago. Do you have the moulds still?

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    1. Yes, still cast some of them up at times. I was half way through a Fisher HOTT army back in the 90s - haven't gotten round to finishing it - and some figures useful for Pulp work as well. Never liked the Celts though. Main dislike overall are some of the faces - really useful figures spoilt. Goblins are probably my personal favourites.

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  2. Good thing its modular, you need two humps for the Ogopogo.

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  3. That’s delightful Rob...😁

    All the best. Aly

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    1. Thank you. Going through a few of these at the moment.

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  4. A great range which I was rather dismissive of when they came out.. now I know better. I think Barry Minot sculpted a lot of them?

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    1. Very, very variable. I think that if Barry Minot designed any of them I don't think he would ever admit it:) Having set that, quite a few of them I do like!

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