The hairy looking fellow, (2nd from left in first photo), puts me in mind of the infamous "Mad Dan"or "Mad Dog" Morgan :
http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/morgan-daniel-dan-13109
Friday 14 August 2015
Bushrangers - "Dead Man's Hand Down Under"
I've painted some Bushrangers- 28mm "Dead Man's Hand Down Under" Range from Great Escape Games.
The hairy looking fellow, (2nd from left in first photo), puts me in mind of the infamous "Mad Dan"or "Mad Dog" Morgan :
http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/morgan-daniel-dan-13109
The hairy looking fellow, (2nd from left in first photo), puts me in mind of the infamous "Mad Dan"or "Mad Dog" Morgan :
http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/morgan-daniel-dan-13109
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ReplyDeleteCheers Al :-)
DeleteHey John, they look cool!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mr Nick, glad you be liking them.
DeleteExcellent Jacksarge!
ReplyDeleteThey look great John, certainly a scruffy looking bunch. Mad Dan and the Aboriginal bloke are my favs.
ReplyDeleteCheers Ben. Yes, certainly scruffy :-)
DeleteA very nice group, great poses and fabulous paint job!
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked them Phil.
DeleteAlright! These are awesome!
ReplyDeleteTa Paul, they were fun to paint too :-)
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