Now I've finally stopped mucking about in boats and got an actual wargames unit finished. Last Challenge I did a load of figures for my Battle of Mentana Project, unfortunately the Perrys still haven't brought out French Line Infantry for the period so I've not been able to complete both sides for the Battle so I've drifted onto other Projects.
I did however have some metal Perry Chasseur a Pied undercoated so as a bit of a bookend on last year's project I decided to do this unit of 24 figures to Start this year, it's taken me a bit longer than I expected but 24 x 5 is 120 badly needed points as I am well behind my require pace to reach 1500 by challenge end.
Really nice looking unit Ken, love the deep blue with the yellow piping. Your basing does them justice and I do appreciate the need for going deep to protect gun barrels. It may have been a pain to get them based, but the end result is really worth it.
Hoping that the Perry's get you the figures you need, but in the mean time we'll look forward to the tiny WSS and big ships. And oh yes you need to do some Italian Wars stuff - get to it already would you.
That is one pretty company of infantry, Ken! They are masterfully done. I can tell they are "light" infantry with those rucksacks! ;)
ReplyDeleteCheers, one of them actually has a kitchen sink !
DeleteFanstatic paint work
ReplyDeleteThanks very much 😀
DeleteVery nice work, Ken! :)
ReplyDeleteCheers Tamsin 👍
DeleteLovely piping Ken -- they look very smart
ReplyDeleteThanks very much Simon 😀
DeleteThose look great Ken. Can't wait for the Perrys to finally have French regular infantry for the period, but wow, these Chasseurs look sharp.
ReplyDeleteThanks Greg, those French Infantry can't come soon enough 😀
DeleteGreat looking models Ken!
ReplyDeleteCheers Dallas 👍
DeleteThat's some awesome painting Ken great blue on these!
ReplyDeleteThanks very much Sander 😀
DeleteLovely work Ken.
ReplyDeleteThanks very much 😀
DeleteI like these very much! Some of the most attractive French uniforms of all time, and painted very well indeed. And I’m looking forward tonyour Marburians. Great job, Ken!
ReplyDeleteCheers, the uniform is definitely simple but elegant 👍
DeleteBeautiful work! They're carrying so much stuff it must have doubled the painting time
ReplyDeleteOne of them literally has the kitchen sink on his back 😀
DeleteVery pretty Ken
ReplyDeleteCheers Dave 👍
DeleteThose look fabulous. Well done, Ken.
ReplyDeleteThanks very much 😀
DeleteAbsolutely lovely Chasseurs, Ken. Such a great period.
ReplyDeleteCheers Curr, slowly creeping towards the finish line with Mentana 👍
DeleteLovely Chassuers Ken!
ReplyDeleteCheers
MattW
Cheers Matt 👍
DeleteGreat looking unit Ken, I like the base protection idea
ReplyDeleteSomething I've been doing for a while now and it's second nature now 👍
DeleteSplendid looking chasseurs! They look great!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks very much Iain 😀
DeleteCracking figures
ReplyDeleteThanks very much 😀
DeleteGorgeous unit Ken!
ReplyDeleteCheers Paul 👍
DeleteGreat painting and remember this army from last year.
ReplyDeleteCheers Jez
Thanks Jez, I still haven't finished it 🙃
DeleteVery nice Ken - 1,500 is a tough target at this quality!
ReplyDeleteCheers Pete, I usually do around 1750 but I've had a slow start this year 👍
DeleteFantastic looking unit Ken!
ReplyDeleteCheers, Ross
Thanks Ross 👍
DeleteNice work!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks 😊
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