So here we have the final two figures in the Dad’s Army uniformed set of 8 figures.
First up we have Private Walker, described in the Warlord Games flyer as”… exempt from conscription in the regular army due to a severe corned beef allergy. This frees him up to concentrate on his wholesale business – and with goods of all kinds in short supply Walker’s ‘connection’s can come in surprisingly useful.”
Secondly we have Private Pike for whom the narrative states – “The youngest member of the platoon by a long way, Frank Pike is an enthusiast of American gangster movies and proud custodian of the section’s Thomson sub-machine gun. His mother insists he wrap up against the cold and frequently turns up on parade to make sure he is looking after himself.”
My attention will now be given to the 10 remaining figures. As previously mentioned, the range comprises of 18 figures. As well the 8 main character’s in uniform each one has also been cast in a different pose and dressed in civilian attire. For those of you who remember the series an add on set featuring the Vicar and the Verger comprise the remaining 2 figures.
The civilian figures will present a greater painting challenge given stripped suits were the order of the day. It will be interesting to see how that goes! In the meanwhile images of the latest two figures below together with a group shot of all 8.
TIM
The Imperfect Modeller 
Very cool, mate – especially that group shot at the end. The civvy street set should be quite the treat to see as they get painted up, too!
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Thank you. Looking forward to the doing the civilians and getting away from uniforms. An added bonus was my neglected pile just went down by 8! 😊
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Brilliant 😉
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Cheers, they do make for a nice little set.
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Excellent! And as Azazel’s said, that’s a cool group shot (and Dad’s Army logo)!
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Cannot take any credit for the logo John, simply cut from the box but had to be done!
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Looking great Dave, love walker having his sneaky Woodbine. I totally forgot that Pike had a Thompson.
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Thank you. The sculptor did a great job with the poses and detail which all added to the pleasure of painting them.
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Great stuff again – good to see Pikey is keeping wrapped up. Can’t wait to see those civvy versions.
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Thank you. Hopefully the civvies will come out OK, I’m certainly looking forward to starting them.
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Wow, very nice mini’s. A particularly like how you were able to work in some bright colors with the scarf and bag. Particularly juicy targets for snipers perhaps but, hey, you can’t have everything. 🙂
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Thank you Ann but I cannot take credit for the colour scheme which is simply taken from the TV series and the costumes they wore. It was A comedy sitcom, had it been real then the sniper woukd have had a field day for sure!
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Superb mate 😉
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Cheers matey.
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A truly great show Dave ,a nice walk down memory lane as it was one of many great English shows that I loved to watch in my youth, thanks mate and like John said the logo was a nice touch.
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Glad yiu like them Pat. As shows go it is a classic that’s for sure.
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Great set and I really like the brown/khaki on the uniforms. Definitely gives a nice texture and I’m definitely loving the guy with the Thompson. My grandfather carried one and he always loved it -especially compared with the M2 grease gun. As stated by others, just brilliant!
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