Thursday, 23 January 2020

From PeterD 28mm 18th Century Civilians (10 points)


Another quick and small post from me, two 28mm foot figures.  There are another pair of 18th Century gentry from Front Rank.  As with my previous post these were great to paint and I had a lot of fun on these two.

I've christened the fellow with the stein JP which can represent Jean Pierre or Jan-Paul depending on which side of the Rhine we're fighting over.  The name comes from a JP that my Dad and I met in the bar of Dad's sailing club (although I think that similar characters inhabit bars of course clubs, cricket fields, dart clubs and rock hound club houses).
Nothing much to add, I dressed these two less ornately than the lady and gentleman in my prior post.  The figures were cleanly cast, had the right level of detail for me and were easy to pose together.
Anyway that 2 28mm figures for another 10 points as I crawl towards my 500 point goal.

These are lovely. Standing there discussing the South Sea Bubble and the price of chocolate and mace. 

19 comments:

  1. Thanks Martin. I was thinking they might be discussing the introduction of the lbw rule in 1774.

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  2. Nice little vignette Pete. Well done.

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  3. Nice setup Peter, great work.

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  4. This duo will make a flavourful addition to your table. Nice work.

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    1. Thanks Stuart, I like the the table to have flavour.

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  5. Nice vignette and great basing

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  6. Two gents if I ever saw any in my life!

    Goodly work mate

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  7. Lovely looking vignette! Nice pair of chaps
    Best Iain

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