More Afghans

Four leisurely sessions of an hour each, saw me finishing the fifteen remaining Atlantic Afghan  figures destined for service as Slavers in "Jimland".Normally I don't paint on a weekend, but wishing to finish the figures I left the last one hour session to Sunday, taking a mere four hours to finish due to family interruptions for Father 's Day  "Celebrations" (cups f tea accompanied by cake and the opening of cards).

Obligaroty blurry (slightly) photo

The photograph above shows the fifteen completed figures and the one to the left shows their rear view.

Closer view of the second rank

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All twenty plus an "Irregular" woman for scale

 I'm sure I've missed painting bits on them - failing eyesight, old age etc. (Usual excuses - Ed.)

And that's it for another week and for all that I've finished these figures I do feel that I haven't done that much, considering they were very close to being finished at the start of the week.
The next week will see me cutting bases for the "Perry" ACW Zouaves, gluing the figures  together (ugh)  and mounting on bases. Additionally I received an extra command sprue from a chance visit to  Ebay , maling me a very happy bunny!
To me, these plastic figures feel very flimsy, unlike solid metals that only lose their bayonets and swords ! Time however will be the test as whether they are fit for purpose or not.

Thanks for taking the time to visit, hopefully there was to tweak your interest and of course your comments, witticisms, critiques, bouquets and brickbats are always welcomed and appreciated.