Really looking forward to seeing these based up

This man is a show off !
Seriously..... Wonderful detail....Most impressed !
Cheers - Phil.

Great stuff - those are some real close-up shots as well.

Impressive painting, Éric. The faces and the detailing are superb. 

These look fantastic

Take care

Andy

Very,very good.

 
Magnifique.

excellent 

 

Éric, They're progressing beautifully! Have you any FrT13 or FrT17, the ones with side plumes? I'd really like to see them – and beside an 1809 Pendraken, if possible. Until your photos, I'd never seen any of this range.

Quote from: WeeWars on 14 November 2014, 05:15:42 PM
Éric, They're progressing beautifully! Have you any FrT13 or FrT17, the ones with side plumes? I'd really like to see them – and beside an 1809 Pendraken, if possible. Until your photos, I'd never seen any of this range.

Good evening !!
no problem, I have two light infantry references, and I'll take pictures to show you with a new figurines engraving 1809 ..... just time to do it !!!!
I take this opportunity to ask if anyone has pictures of French cavalry 18th century, the SYW ..... SYF13,14,15 and 25 references ....
thank you in advance !!!

eric

as promised !!!

Here is an example of the three light infantry shako with plume on the side references, and two on the right are the new 1809 French engraving



I would say the major differences are
the thickness of the base (but it is easily remedied)
the former are more caricatured, but a more precise engraving .......
the news is more proportionate but more fragile
for me, difficult to mix in a single unit

eric

Thanks, Éric!

Très belles figurines, vraiment sympa.

Hello!!

Thanks to the painting competition, I takes a little thread of this post on the first Napoleonic campaigns, with a first Piedmontese regiment of Sardinian kingdom, allied Austrian ........
the foreign regiment "Lombardia"



eric

Those are incredible! 

 

These are very nice! Once again, the detail is amazing! 

Those are just sickeningly good. They make me want to burn my brushes (in a positive way of course ). The casualty rounds out the base wonderfully.