Twenty four figures (4 squadrons of 6) of the 4th Hussars are done - Perry plastics which are excellent figures and I love the variety one can get with the horses. These chaps need to be brigaded with another light cavalry regiment and I've decided to use Perry metal Chasseurs a cheval but with a twist. The late chasseur uniform is, in my view, a tad dull so I will give them all full dress plumes using the dozens of plastic plumes I have left over from the Hussar boxes.
This will, I hope, make them look rather spectacular.
Fantastic paint work! They look superb, can't wait to see the chasseurs, in all their glory!!
ReplyDeleteMorning Nigel,
ReplyDeleteLovely work! How did you go about applying the braid on the dolmans and pelisses? And how long did it take you to turn out this unit?
Best Regards,
Stokes
Stunning work - they look great in the tall cylindrical shakos. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteI really like that first picture - it really shows off the mass of the unit. Well done!
ReplyDeleteLovely work!
ReplyDeleteThe Perrys' do make a nice range of figures, don't they?
Wow! Nigel, those are oustanding. Love the bright colours, love the detail, love everything! You must be very proud of them.
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Giles
Beautiful Nigel - I agree, the Perry's plastic French cavalry are a joy to build and paint - superb figures, beautifully done.
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Doc
Blimey! You've upped your game over the last decade. Excellent work Nige :)
ReplyDeleteChris.
these look incredible!very well done indeed!
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