The Rifle green uniforms are a bit dark to my taste, though reasonably accurate to real life colours, as I used the Foundry Roosian Green Shade and Light pots. {I had a unit in the Foundry Prodigal Collection but they were sold on to Colonel Bill's, or Black Bottle Bill as he is now to be known!}
Next under the brush are the 9th (East) Norfolk regiment. If I can complete them by the month's end I shall be more than pleased as the 4th Roosian battalion to complete that regiment are waiting in line! My target is to have managed both units by Christmas, when all bets are off hobbywise!
Beyond those I have a regiment of Roosian Dragoons, a battalion of Roosian Grenadiers, a battery of Royal Artillery 12lb guns and two regiments of Highland infantry ready to go, with two further British line infantry regiments ready for spray undercoating. Remaining in the lead Pimple then are just a Roosian Jaeger Battalion and all I have is done!
Excellent painting, particularly like the way the figures interact with each other on the bases
ReplyDeleteThank you Andy, much appreciated.
DeleteLovely painting there David! Will Black Bottle Bill be along to pass commment, if he dare;)? For my Jaegers or Rifles I've gone slightly brighter on the colour front to make them pop a bit more in 10mm, otherwise they look almost black when on the table.
ReplyDeleteThank you SteveJ! I'm pretty sure 10mm figures are beyond me now.
DeleteSome sharp looking fellows there Sir!
ReplyDeleteI thanks you Sah!
DeleteFine looking Riflemen David…
ReplyDeleteYou are certainly charging through these…
All the best. Aly
Thank you Aly. It's an odd thing but it feels so slow from this side of the brush
DeleteA lovely set of Riflemen David!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Thank you Christopher, appreciated as always.
DeleteA fine unit there Dave, and as always, the basing is outstanding! Excellent work sir!
ReplyDeleteThank you Paul, very kind.
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