Actually I got more than one.
Wait a minute, I'm sure I got more than two.
Sorry, no, there's more.
Nope, more!
Keep going.
Any more?
What's that? Is it a black sheep?
No, it's Angus, he's a bull.
Sheep. £1 a pair from Irregular Miniatures.
http://www.irregularminiatures.co.uk/indexes/25mmindex.htm
Great service, quick delivery, cost effective, customers are flocking to them (intentional pun).
Baaa!
ReplyDeleteNicely painted :)
Thank You girl, tha-a-at's ve-e-ery nice of ewe.
DeleteNice sheep, Jim.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jay
DeleteThis post almost put me to sleep (just kidding)
ReplyDeleteNice flock. Is there some sheep raiding in the offing?
Perhaps over the summer.
DeleteCounting them ... Zzzzzzzz , Tony
ReplyDeleteShusht, you're keeping me awake.
DeleteLovely woolly ones!
ReplyDeleteThe wool keeps 'em warm.
DeleteFlockin' marvelous (I'll get me coat).
ReplyDeleteA woollen coat I hope!
DeleteWell, I've heard the expression 'Breeding like rabbits', but multiplying like sheep is a new one on me. Sheep rustling scenario anyone?
ReplyDeleteI blame the Welsh who will blame the English.
DeleteWhy so many sheep?
ReplyDeleteI needed a few for my own games, Dux Brittaniarum etc. and I had also done a small commission for farmyard animals for a friend which didn't include any white woolly sheep so I got twenty quids worth, less postage and a highland coo so that made thirty odd sheep.
DeleteI've since sold a dozen to said friend so I have plenty left my own purposes.
I've had one suggestion that uses sheep as 'shaken' markers, that's maybe a go-er.