Tin Tin, Snowy, and Cora Armstrong boat down the mysterious river.
One of the things I like to do is spread news about our wonderful hobby and think of ways to do so. I have had my students (cadets) refight Shiloh using Fire and Fury, I have used AWI miniatures to recreate Cowpens for my Military History Class, I have taught course on wargaming to middle schoolers using One Hour Wargames. I have even used my figures to teach Sunday School and to talk to our church youth.
So here is another attempt that I have been using on Facebook and now I'm trying on this blog for the first time: A video (really a fancy slide show) of some of miniatures. First up is that adventurous and youthful journalist known as Tin Tin:
Well done Neil, beautiful figures and video...nice tribute!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil. Tin Tin is a classic.
DeleteWhat an excellent way to tell a story! I hope that you produce more such ‘animations’!
ReplyDeleteAll the best,
Bob
Bob,
DeleteI have and will post them soon.
Neil
In Flemish, Tintin has a different name. It is Kuifje … which means ‘quiff’.
ReplyDeleteAll the best,
Bob
Dang. A homework assignment. Okay Mr. Google do your stuff. Quiff: a piece of hair, especially on a man, brushed upward and backward from the forehead.
Delete"a boy with a floppy quiff.” Cool! Thanks Bob.
Neil