Painted
514 Infantry & gunners
35 Cavalry
43 Officers
6 Guns

598 Total

Got the Maryland Brigade based    despite being distracted by "If the Lord Spares Us"  http://www.pendrakenforum.co.uk/index.php/topic,9900.0.html

Shrubbery to do once dry, then varnish

Next batch undercoated   1^st & 2^nd Battalions, 71^st Foot and Regiment von Bose. No sign of the forecast "late rain"

Still "distracted" by "If the Lord Spares Us" but managed to paint the officers horses for 71^st Foot & von Bose.

Also did some prep on the flag for the Maryland Continentals. Must try and have them ready to varnish if the weather cooprates over the weekend. Just shrubbery and flag to finish

We demand... A swubberwy!  Ni!

Sounding good, can't wait for the pictures.

Quote from: mad lemmey on 30 April 2014, 05:47:09 AM
We demand... A swubberwy!  Ni!

Sounding good, can't wait for the pictures.

I was wondering when someone was going to pick up on that phrase 

Shrubbery done 

Then we demand another swubberwy! ...but slightly higer so you get a nice two-level effect...



Rob

And a path .... 

Battle damage to Betsy Ross flag finished, will glue it on tonight and hopefully get the Maryland Continentals varnished over the weekend

Over 4,000 views 

Misty drizzle today so the Maryland Continentals look likely to remain unvarnished a little longer

I hadn't realised how distracted I had been by "If the Lord Spares Us" till I went to open my painting notes for my AWI. They weren't in my recent documents  I had to go to the folder

Right, now where is my Dark Prussian Blue for von Bose's jacket 

Quote from: Ace of Spades on 30 April 2014, 08:23:42 AM
Then we demand another swubberwy! ...but slightly higer so you get a nice two-level effect...

Your wish is my command oh Brave Knights ...

1^st Maryland Continental Regiment





Close up of battle damaged flag


2^nd Maryland Continental Regiment





2^nd Maryland Continental Regiment was converted from a Maryland State Regiment hence the brown coats. The majority of the officers were replaced with more experienced officers from the Maryland Continentals that were already with Greene's army, hence the blue coats

Quote from: paulr on 02 May 2014, 10:10:05 PM
Right, now where is my Dark Prussian Blue for von Bose's jacket 

Good progress on both von Bose and the 71^st Foot; coats, trousers and small clothes done 

"Small clothes", now there's a blast from the past - the very distant past, moreover. Usual brilliant standard, Paul. But there's an awful lot of the little blighters.... 

Don't give up. The redcoats have a lot more to throw in at you!

Very nice indeed sir!

Terrific !
Cheers - Phil