Well that is what a week off work does for you. I finally got these lads finished, though it has taken a bit of time I think it was well worth it as I have wanted to have this particular type of Chasseur battalion added to my French Revolutionary collection for quite some time.
This battalion shows the light infantry in its early form with the casque hat and an all green uniform which supplanted their white breeches and waistcoat introduced in 1789. I have taken some liberties with the tri-colour cockade and flagstaff but I'm sure it happened. The uniform carried through to 1794 at the latest being supplanted gradually by the more familiar all blue coat, breeches and chapeau of the mid to late revolutionary period. I have earlier painted up two battalions of those so that's covered!
All are Eureka 28mm figures. On to the photographs:
Dave.
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Dave.
I'm Dave and live in Morpeth, Northumberland in the UK.
This may or may not be a regular thing, we'll just have to see how it goes.
I am a painter/collector of figures first and a wargamer second. My thrill in this great hobby of ours is to place that final well researched & painted unit into the cabinet. The actual gaming with the figures is an important but secondary experience, we all like to win, but it isn't the be all and end all of it, being with good friends and having fun is.
Hope you will enjoy reading this blog as much as I will writing in it.
Just to remind the visitor to scroll down the various pages and click on 'older posts' to see more.
Dave.
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Absolutely beautiful Dave, clearly a productive week off.I always liked the casket type headgear of the French pre revolution. Well done.
ReplyDeleteSuperb piece of work their Dave. Love the green.
ReplyDeleteLovely units Dave, great details and splendid colors!
ReplyDeleteThanks lads, very kind. Just have to get them on the table!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work Dave. Need to see these on the gaming table
ReplyDeleteLovely painting and the green really stands out:)
ReplyDeleteWonderful looking unit and one I was not familiar with!
ReplyDeletelovely to look at and stare into, I like the detail on the boots, I have not seen that sort of thing before..
ReplyDeleteThinking about buying a couple of French battalions from http://emperortoadsemporium.com/home/4574049073 when they release them.
ReplyDeleteThose are really very nice indeed!
ReplyDeleteThanks David.
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