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Cactus with Cowboy |
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| A plastic cake decoration, cut into various sizes, with a Wargames Foundry cowboy for scale. |
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Cactus with Villista Drummer |
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| A Wargames Foundry Sikh Wars drummer boy, converted with the addition of an Old Glory head and sombrero. The cactus is a simple cake decoration, with a few washes of dark brown. |
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Camel Corps - Egypt |
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| Painting conversion of a Wargames Foundry Boer War British mounted infantry. Glued to a camel, and then painted in the uniform from the First Sudan Campaign. |
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Camel Gun |
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| A stock Wargames Foundry camel gun from the Sepoy Rebellion line of figures. Originally purchased in the hopes of converting it into a DBR Artillery(F) for a 25mm Ottoman army. The modeler came to his senses and realized just how big and expensive a 25mm Turkish army would be. So it was painted up as a sort of generic camel gun, which has, thus far, only been used in games to represent elephant guns. |
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Cattle Baron |
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| Stock Wargames Frondry figure from the 'Bleeding Kansas' line of figures. Portraying Colonel (retired) John Jizum, standing in front of a paper building, shortly before being knocked unconscious during the Wild West Campaign. |
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Chinese Boxer Standard Bearer 1 |
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| A wargames Foundry Tai Ping spearman used as a Boxer standard bearer, with a flag from the enormously useful Warflag web site. |
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Chinese Boxer Standard Bearer 2 |
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| A wargames Foundry Tai Ping swordsman used as a Boxer standard bearer. The left hand, normally holding a shield, was drilled out to hold a long spear to which was attached a flag from the enormously useful Warflag web site. |
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Chinese Boxer Swordsman #1 |
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| A Boxer created from a Wargames Foundry Tai Ping rebel swordsman. The shirt front bears the Chinese character 'YUNG' meaning BRAVE. At least that's what it's supposed to be. Efforts by an Occidental to paint Chinese characters on a 25mm shirt front include no guarantees that the finished item will actually translate to the intended character. |
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Chinese Boxer Swordsman #2 |
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| A Chinese Boxer created from a Wargames Foundry Tai Ping rebel. This is the same figure as Swordsman #1, merely painted differently. |
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Chinese Boxer Swordsman #3 |
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| A Boxer created from a Wargames Foundry Tai Ping rebel swordsman. Again the modeler has attempted to paint the Chinese character YUNG, for BRAVE, on the shirt front. |
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Chinese Bridge |
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| A Chinese bridge, with decorative Boxer swordsman. This item was purchased at a local craft store where it was being sold as a 'New England Covered Bridge Christmas Decoration.' It didn't look quite right, and a quick investigation of the box revealed that it had been manufactured in mainland China. After repainting it became a convincing Chinese footbridge. |
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