Well huzzah! (quite literally). I have got some more painting and basing done and finally got round to recharging the camera, so here are shots of the latest French cavalry, starting with a light cavalry general:
and here are some light cavalry for him to order about (6th Hussars and 9th Chasseurs from the Army of Italy)
Bessires should be cheered up by the arrival of a second division of cuirassiers:
..and the French right flank at Wagram will be much more secure now that the dragoons have arrived (3 bases, representing the 2 brigades of Grouchy and Pully):
Hope you enjoy!
and here are some light cavalry for him to order about (6th Hussars and 9th Chasseurs from the Army of Italy)
Bessires should be cheered up by the arrival of a second division of cuirassiers:
..and the French right flank at Wagram will be much more secure now that the dragoons have arrived (3 bases, representing the 2 brigades of Grouchy and Pully):
Hope you enjoy!
cheers!
Fantastic Steve
ReplyDeleteI can hear the earth shaking under there hooves.
Can you gives some hints/tips on teh basing technique, materials, sequence of basing?
cheers
Duncan
Great !!! Great and great again !!!
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Thanks, I covered basing in January on the blog:
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hope that helps!
Steve
Most impressive! Keep up the good work!
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