I am on to my next commission. This is in a period I have never done before, the English Civil War. The figures are all from Warlord Games, mostly plastic, but several metal models added in. This has been a fun challenge. The uniforms are varied, so lots of different colors/highlights for each unit. It takes more time, but isn't as boring as painting scores of soldiers in the same kit. I have put a dent in the project by completing the Royalist infantry, three regiments of 26 figures each. Here are a couple of photos.
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This is Newcastle's Regiment in white coats. |
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This is Tiller's Regiment in green coats. |
Today I am going to finish a cannon and crew, a few preachers, and get a start on 12 Royalist dragoons. After that, it's on to the larger force of Scottish Convenaters. I have much to do before I have to head back to school.
Nice, especially the white coats I like the blue regiment piled up in the back of shot! Have fun with the covenanters.
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