
Just two shots of the work bench. On the left side (above) are the Turkish waiting to be worked on. It is the
QRF Turkish Arab
cav dismounted a
Bedu camel objective and two artillery limber drivers. The limbers were take back by the Germans (more on that later).

On the right is the transport for my MW/
LW Germans, the staff team, another squad of
cav and a hospital tent objective. This will finish of my German artillery which I will do a post on when done and up my MW/
LW cav to three squads. All in prep for MW Russian Front action. The limbers are all
Minifigs but for most of the other nations I will probably go with the Battlefront generic limber as it is much cheaper and they only see the table for a few turns if at all. The Staff team wagon is Battlefront and the Command team mounted is just two left over
cav figures. SO the whole battery can be mounted/limbered to go into action.
the Hospital tent objective is a JR miniature Medieval tent with the ruffled sides filled in some with wood glue and a Peter Pig stretcher team. Pretty simple but I think it will look okay.
Yes, that is a British Cav command stand hiding behind the tent. They are actually the artillery mounted command stand. I plan on doing the British Artillery limbers next, after I finish another platoon of Turks.
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