American Civil War range!

[FierceKitty]

Say "sir" when you address a Field Marshal, lad. 

[ianrs54]

No in your case its "Bad Cat"

[FierceKitty]

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[Ace of Spades]

Thanks for your compliments gentlemen!
I did indeed mix the colors on the artillery crews to show they could be used for both sides. They were a joy to paint as are all Pendraken figures to me.
Finally got some new 10mm stuff done for my own (have been side tracked by 'some' other projects for a while) so hopefully I'll be spending some more time with you all on this here forum too!

Cheers,
Rob

[T13A]

Hi

These figures and the painting look simply stunning. As ACW is probably my favourite periods, I'm just sad that I have already spent to much time and effort in creating 15mm armies.

Cheers Paul

[steve_holmes_11]

Superb painting Rob.
I really enjoyed looking at what's possible on 10mm figures.

I then had 10 minutes to contemplate my comparative lack of painting skills.
Just stopped short of burning all my brushes.

[Ace of Spades]

These figures and the painting look simply stunning. As ACW is probably my favourite periods, I'm just sad that I have already spent to much time and effort in creating 15mm armies.

I do ACW in 6, 10, 15, 20 and 28mm now… they all have their merits and uses!

Cheers,
Rob

[Ace of Spades]

I then had 10 minutes to contemplate my comparative lack of painting skills.
Just stopped short of burning all my brushes.

Please don't! I appreciate the compliments but if it stops people having fun I'll withdraw my work from the public eye…
A fine brush, some washes and a pair of glasses are a good start; the will to improve and not be sattisfied to quickly will do the rest!

Cheers,
Rob

[Morty]

The work on those figures is just incredible- both the sculpting and the painting

[Techno]

Please don't! I appreciate the compliments but if it stops people having fun I'll withdraw my work from the public eye..

Don't you dare, Rob !

I'm certain that Steve didn't mean that remotely seriously.

I'D like to be able to play the guitar like Hendrix or Clapton....Play keyboards like Keith Emerson.....or Rick Wakeman....and sculpt the wee men/animals like Tom Meir or Nick Bibby.

Cheers - Phil

[steve_holmes_11]

Please don't! I appreciate the compliments but if it stops people having fun I'll withdraw my work from the public eye…
A fine brush, some washes and a pair of glasses are a good start; the will to improve and not be sattisfied to quickly will do the rest!

Cheers,
Rob

Don't worry, I quickly came to my senses.
I shall continue painting in my quick but "good enough for arm's length" style.
I'll admire the skills of you good folks with a talent for creating beautiful miniatures.

[mollinary]

I must applaud this whole effort. Beautiful painting like this shows off the incredible skills of the sculptors, who produce works of art in this scale. I think the figures in greatcoats are breathtaking, the subtlety of the hang of the coats given life by the skill of the painter - Wow!

 

[Leon]

I did indeed mix the colors on the artillery crews to show they could be used for both sides. They were a joy to paint as are all Pendraken figures to me.
Finally got some new 10mm stuff done for my own (have been side tracked by 'some' other projects for a while) so hopefully I'll be spending some more time with you all on this here forum too!

They look excellent Rob, and we've had a lot of positive responses on the social media as well.  Thanks again for doing them!

[Leon]

There was a chap asking at the York show about what units the Zouaves were painted as, so for anyone else interested:

ACW17 - Zouaves in fez = 146th New York
ACW18 - Zouaves in fez = 76th Pennsylvania ‘Keystone Zouaves’
ACW19 - Zouaves in kepi = 69th New Work; ‘K’ company ‘Irish Zouaves’
ACW20 - Zouaves in kepi = 11th Indiana; ‘Wallace’s Zouaves’ early war uniform
ACW21 - Zouaves in turban = 5th New York
ACW22 - Zouaves in straw hats = Louisiana Tiger Zouaves