Started painting these a bit after the hussars but finished first because there's less to paint.
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However, before that I thought I'd just set up all the Prussian Zinnfiguren homecast figures I've got including the ones I bought off ebay - it's building up to a nice little army. |
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This is the command group from the newly-acquired moulds - the officer is actually an artillery officer. |
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The light blue cross on the standard doesn't show up very well on this picture. |
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Bit better here. They've turned out really well though to get the standard to cast I had to use the mould with very little pressure on it - which meant a lot of flash. |
Lovely looking figures,great work.
ReplyDeleteThanks. On the one hand, coming along nicely. On the other - addictive...
DeleteYes! Shades of H.G. Wells and A Gentleman's War. Have you mentioned what your plans are for them?
ReplyDeleteBest Regards,
Stokes
They're part of the 1897 Great War in England 1897 setup - Germany came in on Britain's side. Plus I just got sucked in to doing them.
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