As a break from 10mm Caesarian Romans, the bloody little buggers! I thought I'd get these lads done, though frankly I have plenty of French Rev generals these did look nice.
Anyway the castings look good and painted up pretty well.
Dave.
Sunday, 30 August 2015
A young Napoleon - and his mates.
Received a package from CP Models of Leicester of a young Napoleon and various generals from around 1799 - 1800ish (Kleber, DeCustine, Kellerman, Desaix.), I found out about their release from Michael's blog here
As a break from 10mm Caesarian Romans, the bloody little buggers! I thought I'd get these lads done, though frankly I have plenty of French Rev generals these did look nice.
The Grenadier in the picture is I think an old Front Rank figure which I dug out half painted from a box. Now this is where I think I may be going a little odd. I did need another suitable figure to fill the base, but when I saw him I was somewhat happy for the dude in that he was getting used after many years in the spares box. I've been painting these little chaps for so long they seem to be getting personalities of their own, boy I need a rest!
As a break from 10mm Caesarian Romans, the bloody little buggers! I thought I'd get these lads done, though frankly I have plenty of French Rev generals these did look nice.
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Cheers Roger.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and realistic vignettes Dave, they really seem to make important decisions...
ReplyDeleteHopefully the decisions will be to throw high dice when required Phil!
ReplyDeleteDave.
Dave, what a great job you have done on these, they really do look the part, superb! (Kind of you to give my site a plug too) Michael
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael, all of us Revolutionary lads should stick together.
ReplyDeleteDave.
Very nice Dave. Beautifully painted and based.
ReplyDeleteCheers James.
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