Two-fer Tuesday: Sea Peoples

Today brings forth another double-shot Tuesday.  Maintaining the recent Biblical theme, two units of Sea Peoples depart the workbench.  Only a couple of handfuls of these figures made it into The Lead Pile and here they all are painted in a blue/white motif.  Figures are from Wargames Foundry.

First up is a unit of mixed spear and javelin.  Perhaps, I ought to have placed the javelin in the front rank but I chose to put the tough guys in the front.  Maybe the spearmen are protecting the javelin tossers while they target the enemy from relative safety?

Second, is a stand of bowmen.  As Peter has shown over on his blog (see: Peleset Archers #2), these are very nice sculpts. Mine seemed to have more flash and mold lines than did Peter's figures.

Anyway, two more useful additions to the growing Biblicals project.  Still a few more Biblicals in work until I switch gears for another project break.

With all of the gaming of late, painting output is slowing down.  At least it seems to be slowing down.  Recently, I have been going several days in a row without ever picking up the brush.  Some of the non-painting time has been spent putting together another Battle of WotR figures from Perry.  Like the first Battle, it will field 52 figures strong.  Other bits of time have been consumed with the ongoing Rivoli PBEM game.  With the sun literally setting over the battlefield, the battle will be drawing to a close very soon.  Then, I will be faced with the decision of how to tackle the mountain of correspondence the game has generated. 

Tonight’s remote game features a return to the Spanish Civil War.  Having a hardcopy of the rules in-hand and another game under my belt, I may have gathered enough data to begin a review or posting on some aspect of the rules.  Perhaps a recap of Tuesday's action will be up first?  Graham sent out a battle briefing so I will be ready when the curtain is raised on the battle.