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Tuesday, 10 March 2015
From AdamC - Austrian and D'Argent Artillery (46 Points)
My collection has lots of British, Prussian and French guns but my Austrian Artillery Park is a bit thin so this seemed like a good time to expand it. So I painted up 4 guns for my Austrian Army and 2 for D'Argent (who also lacked artillery.
These guys might need an extra coat on the paint now that I see them close up. but the gunners came out well.
Another angle of the Austrian guns.
For D'Argent I did the same carriage types but when with gray and orange for the gunners.
I think gray provides a great counter point the bright orange. D'Argent has only a small artillery corps a total of 4 guns these two and two others I painted earlier. The above is their first howitzer though most of the time the type of gun is irrelevant in the rule sets I play. (Maurice and Black Powder)
Another angle for the Austrians this time showing off their red turn backs. Brown is such a practical uniform color I am always a bit surprised it wasn't';t used more, maybe because it was such a common civilian color.
There are a total of 6 guns for 24 points and 11 gunners for another 22 points netting me a nice set of 46 points.
Labels:
15mm,
AdamC,
Austrian,
Imagi-nations
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Good job Adam, you should know that red is the only uniform colour that matters ;o).
ReplyDeleteYour referring to the Swiss of course ;)
DeleteThese look great, I am a fan of having the odd howitzer in the park
ReplyDeleteIan
Yeah got to have Howie in the battery.
DeleteSome good guns. There seem to be a few this year and I have no objection to seeing more. You have been busy and it clearly shows. Nice one mate.
ReplyDeleteNice guns and gunners Adam :)
ReplyDeleteMore Austrians, yay!
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