Wargames Foundry were started by Bryan Ansell's dad, Cliff, back on August 18th in 1984. Somewhere I have a lot of Wargames Illustrated ads...I will find them and post them once I do. Anyway, to nab the wording off Foundry's site the miniature comes with four models of model soldiers to reflect the job Cliff has done over his working life; coal mining, the navy, teaching maths and making model soldiers. It is a lovely piece sculpted, I believe, by Kev Adams. Quite a large piece; 40mm from head to toe. I picked up one of the Egyptian Adventure sets I needed and Cliff came as a freebie along with a sample Darkest Africa explorer. Free lead is good and should always be encouraged by more orders........anyway, on to the pics.........
The only pic I have of Cliff from a 1979 Military Modelling magazine.
EAV523 Egyptian Priests Resurrecting Mummies
A couple of shots to show the end detail.....
Drop over to Wargames Foundry. They have a new web designer and are updating quite regularly. The size of the ranges is incredible and every time I go there they seem to have discovered another range......
As always, enquiries@deartonyblair.co.uk
4 comments:
Cool miniatures!
The picture is very interesting to see. Was there an article that goes with it?
I mean the picture from Military Modelling, sorry.
Nothing else that I can remember. I'll have a check when I can find it....just found the May 79 article with some good pics so they're going up in a minute!
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