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| Nearly there with some tufts to add, ammunition crates and barrels and other paraphernalia |
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| A few tufts of grass and a few "wet" looking muddy spots needed still |
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| The gloss varnish is on the figures for overall protection. I do love the look I have to confess but will still give them a spray of Dulcote to matt them down. |
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| Some 1805-07 Russian command stands being re-mounted |
Not long to go now folks. Just a few more odd and ends to finish off in terms of tufts and Dulcote and other paraphernalia and all will be complete. Its been a great deal of fun putting these together.
As you can also see, I have gone though some battalions of my early Russians to change over some heavy cavalry horses that had made their way onto the bases as Colonels mounts. They have been replaced with the smaller and more appropriate models. It also gave me a chance to touch up the colonel figures and add a little aristocratic feel to them.
Until next time.
Lovely work and those irregular-shaped bases work very well.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lawrence. I think they look more "chaotic" and suiting the action around firing and reloading a battery in action thats for sure.
DeleteThey're looking well indeed!
ReplyDeleteThanks FMB
DeleteThey look great. I've always shied away from folks in brown uniforms, but you've certainly made me change my mind.
ReplyDeleteIts funny Dean as the Austrian army often gets a bad rap for being a boring army uniform wise however the colourful units within are quite spectacular. Even brown can look good on teh right uniform thats for sure.
DeleteGreat job, Carlo!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Sergey
DeleteIt is wonderful! Carlo, such a base enlivens very miniatures and a game table.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Dmitry. I have been very much enjoying your last posts as well with your wonderful Russian Cavalry.
DeleteLovely looking bases!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks so much Iain.
DeleteI'm enjoying following your progress Carlo. Partly as a substitute for my own lack of progress!! Sob! 8O)
ReplyDeleteSalute
von Peter himself
Looking great, Carlo!
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