After varnishing and basing the first batch of French Light Infantry figures in my collection of Del Prado pre-painted 25/28mm-scale Napoleonic figures, I moved onto doing the second batch.
There are eight bases of Light Infantry in this batch of figures, each base having three figures.
Other than a few odd figures that I might be able to use to form one or two additional units at some time in the future, all the French Infantry figures are now varnished and based. I now hope to move on to do the French Artillery figures ... of which there are quite a few!
There are eight bases of Light Infantry in this batch of figures, each base having three figures.
Other than a few odd figures that I might be able to use to form one or two additional units at some time in the future, all the French Infantry figures are now varnished and based. I now hope to move on to do the French Artillery figures ... of which there are quite a few!
En avant mon ami.
ReplyDeleteJim Duncan,
ReplyDeleteI could almost hear the pas de charge as I sat basing them!
All the best,
Bob
It just so happens that my next (first since September 2013) wargame will be against a Frenchman but there will be none of the Little Corporals men involved.
ReplyDeleteJim Duncan,
ReplyDeleteThat is quite a break between wargames! I hope that you enjoy it when it takes place.
All the best,
Bob
Nicely done!
ReplyDeletePhil,
ReplyDeleteThanks! I am rather pleased with them myself.
All the best,
Bob
I have often found it to take longer "touching up" a few figures, than it does to paint them from the primer up....
ReplyDeleteyour soldiers look very nice based and varnished, and i am sure will give you a great deal of enjoyment went put to the test.
Steven Page,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your very kind comment ... and I am hoping that I will get years of enjoyment using them.
I must admit that re-painting/re-touching some painted figures can take almost as long as it would take me to paint them from scratch ... but some only need a minimal amount of work.
All the best,
Bob