A unit of hired archers manufactured by the Perry brothers, who will be part of my army of Venice. I tried to make them the same as the previous unit.
Russian line infantry battalion to 1812. Once again Perry brothers - in my opinion, the best manufacturers of plastic on the historical wargames, although they have small errors. I'm having difficulty with the right green - he was more light than necessary. Hopefully, next time will be better.
Total - 42 miniatures and 210 points.
Wow, it would seem that we have several participants who are swinging for the parking lot this year! Great work Alex. I particularly like that Russian line battalion, though I think they've left the depot without their banners! The Czar will be most displeased... ;)
Nice work
ReplyDeleteThank you, Adam!
DeleteThe Russians look great, now slow down
ReplyDeleteYeah, give us lesser mortals a chance!
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Tnank you, Marin and Evan. This week, I will not do anything to spread. May be.:)
DeleteGreat work, green looks fab to me. Better to have them a bit lighter for the table.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Chasseur.
DeleteGreat work, green looks fab to me. Better to have them a bit lighter for the table.
ReplyDeleteNice work Alex! :)
ReplyDeleteNow, slow down - it's a marathon not a sprint ;)
Thank you, Tamsin. I know about this, but in January and then I will have a little free time. Therefore, it is my secret plan: to do now as much as possible, and then to paint a little.
DeleteWow - what a pace! Great results at such speed as well.
ReplyDeleteGreen looks fine to me, but then the Czar would consider me a slacker...
Thank you, Greg! Due to the fact that we have a very short summer, we are able to work a lot and quickly. And then 9 months of doing nothing :)
DeleteGreat!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Juan!
DeleteLove the Russians, will we be seeing many more Battalions?
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Thank you, Ian! Yes, I am planning another battalion. So I did not make banners - I have not decided what it will Regiment.
DeleteCracking stuff Alex. The Russians are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Michael! I am glad that I managed to surprise such a good artist, you.
DeleteThat's good work Alex!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Francis!
DeleteCracking!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Dave!
DeleteNice work! I'm turning a similar shade of green with envy at how fast you produce good looking figures!
ReplyDeleteOh, no, I did them three days - it is very slow :(
DeleteWell done Alex. These big units are making my head spin. Iwish I could turn them out that fast.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I'll try to keep is pace.:)
DeleteKaboom! That's some great productivity since the start. Looks great. Good to see those new Perry Archers. Very Nice. Cheers
ReplyDeleteThanksThis is a very good miniatures and make them was a great pleasure.
DeleteAmazing display here! I love the subdued palette on those archers and the smooth highlights as well. The Russians are nicely done as well.
ReplyDeleteYou're on a tear! Keep 'em coming!
Thank you, Anna! I am glad that I managed to do something that you liked the color of this demanding artist, how do you ..
DeleteStunning. Just stunning.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Just thanks ^)
DeleteMy goodness that was a stunning entry!
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DeleteTnank you Loki
ReplyDeleteGeez, no kidding--I stand in awe of your paint-bombing abilities!
ReplyDeleteThe archers don't look as tired as your Pike, they must be slackers! ;)
ReplyDeleteThe Russian green looks mighty fine to my eyes, a spiffy looking block of infanty! ;)
Super work on both units. I look forward to seeing more of you troops Alex.
ReplyDeleteThose Russians are fantastic! Can't believe how fast you are...
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