I have a few more of the Historical cavalry for you.
The unit continues to grow.
Unlike the fantasy armies I have done, and LOTR, etc., I am stuck with doing all the horses almost exactly the same. Only a few select riders get a horse of a different color...
I try to do a few little things here and there to get some difference between them, however.
The thin blue line gets a little longer.
More on the way... putting this up to ten complete.
I am finding ways to do certain things a little faster. Getting familiar with how they were supposed to look took more getting used to than normal.
As I have mentioned, I was hoping to do an entry for the Historicals category at the Crystal Brush. While that usually means some sort of tank, I thought I should stick with something I have wanted to do since I was a kid, and that is paint some model ships!
Hoping to avoid the usual suspects, I was tempted to go French or Italian ships... such as the Richelieu.
The decision will have to be made to go with a waterline diorama style, or...
The more common floating ship on plaque. I would prefer to do the 'in the water' approach.
Then, of course, I have to hope that it would be allowed as an entry! One never knows...
really nice cuirassiers there, lovely job. All power to you for attempting a ship, that would do my head in. Loving your work on this blog, keep up the great work.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words, and for checking out the blog! The more I think about painting ships, the more jazzed I get! :-)
DeleteWe should chat about a painting article on those Curassiers for Wargames Illustrated ; )
ReplyDeleteHistoricals are the 'Great Undiscovered Country' for us, so that is certainly something I was hoping to explore! I am still awed by the tremendous Gettysburg game that you and D.P. set up. Amazing painting by you all, and a tremendous presentation!
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