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Lovely cavalry William — and I love what you posed them on!
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6mm Baccus French Napoleonics (Waterloo project – just undercoated some) 15mm Blue Moon FIW Native Americans and Civilians (Muskets and Tomahawks) 15mm mostly Corvus Belli HYW English (more knights for my Impetus / Sword and Spear army) 10mm mix of Pendraken and Cracker Line Union Infantry (for Longstreet)Nick — I’ll be really interested to see how you get on with the Baccus Napoleonics and the 10mm ACW as I’m embarking on those myself. Any chance of some pics as you progress?
Sure! The Baccus French are just undercoated (I’m doing a couple of bases at a time, with about 50-60 figures per base), but I have some ACW done already. There are some Pendraken Zouaves on my blog that I’ve done, and I have a load of cavalry and some artillery ready to be based, with the majority of my infantry in progress but with no pics yet other than a couple of my Zouaves, like this one:
It’s a bit blurry and doesn’t really show the detail, but they’re pretty easy to paint up and look decent enough on the table too. I’ve only done basic basing so far, I want to wait till I get them all finished before I then do them properly so that they all match nicely.
An eclectic collection of stuff (all 28mm, y’all 6mm painters are crazy
)– 24 Polish infantry from Murawski Miniatures (1809 project)
– 2 gun Polish battery from Murawski Miniatures
– 16 Canaanite archers from Foundry
– A cat pirate from Dark Sword Miniatures intended as a gift for a friend’s bday
– and 5 Khorne Chaos Warriors, old Citadel and Marauder models from the 80s
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http://www.clashofempires.ca/
Variety is the spice of life, they say
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Just hot of the painting table.
Crann Tara Miniatures, started life as civilian gentlemen, with a wood sword, paper horse blanket you have a French brigadier 1740-ish (grey) and a senior French officer 1740-ish (blue). These figures are a joy to paint.
All I need to add to them is a drummer / ADC for the senior officer and drummer / sergeant for the brigadier.
Just noticed I forgot to paint the metal bits on the brigadier
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Painter from 6mm all the way up! contact me if you want some work done!
Also working on learning sculpting and plan to open my own lines late this year/early next
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Spartan and a poor thing but mine own, a few at a time suits me. At present, 1/72 and 20mm Nap Austrians.
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I’ve just posted off the next two lots of figures to Dave Parsons and Steve Spence to be painted for me… Just do not have time to sit with a brush and get things done now – last lot took me 6 months to do about 10 15mm figures (excluding undercoat).
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Andrew look into my eyes, not at the face, look in my eyes.
You will paint your figures it is good for your soul, make time to paint.I am really quite jealous of all you guys with actual tables, shelves and the like. I just have a tray made of two bits of hardboard I glued and duct-taped together, with a cutting mat on top. Still looks like it comes out to about the same amount of usable workspace (less than one square foot) though…
“Spurious wrote” I am really quite jealous of all you guys with actual tables, shelves and the like. I just have a tray made of two bits of hardboard I glued and duct-taped together, with a cutting mat on top. Still looks like it comes out to about the same amount of usable workspace (less than one square foot) though…
For many years all I had was an A4 box with paints and figures that I took to sea with me and could only paint when along side in port. I used to have to paint in an area 4foot x 4 foot, “its war-games law the more space you have to paint the less you paint
.I have finished over 1000 figures for my 18th century project, at the start of this year I started to re-base and upgrade or paint new figures my 28mm SYW / 18th century figures. So far I have completed 910 infantry and 136 cavalry with 200+ infantry and 100 cavalry on the painting table.
I reckon this brigadier is number 1000.
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x There are more photo’s over on this web site http://societyofgentlemengamers.org/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=9578
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