The Perry figures are painted to represent officers from the 1st Line and 2nd Light Regiments c.1815, and hopefully there aren't too many mistakes.
Thursday 3 September 2015
Black Brunswickers
A regular gaming buddy has a fine Allied force, including a few units of Brunswickers. However, noting that he lacked a brigade level command stand, I decided to treat myself to painting something a bit different.
The Perry figures are painted to represent officers from the 1st Line and 2nd Light Regiments c.1815, and hopefully there aren't too many mistakes.
The Perry figures are painted to represent officers from the 1st Line and 2nd Light Regiments c.1815, and hopefully there aren't too many mistakes.
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No complaints from the Uniform Police here - they look terrific! Hope they will add the needed tactical drive to the Allies!
ReplyDeleteNot too much I hope ;-)
DeleteThis sounds as an interesting distraction, with good results! lucky buddy of yours :)
ReplyDeletehow did you paint black? single highlight? drybrush?
I painted highlights using GW black (which is a grey black) over a very dark brown drybrush base on a true black undercoat.
DeleteI really like these two. Very impressive work!
ReplyDeleteCheers, matey
Deletevery nice sir!
ReplyDeleteCheers Stephen :-)
DeleteWell done Stephen, they look splendid!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks, Phil
DeleteCan't speak to the accuracy of the uniform, but they look wonderful. Who doesn't like a well painted Brunswicker?
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael :-)
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