It is a bit difficult to see here because the camera has got the white balance wrong so there is a blue hue on the figures, but to the eye, we are back to where we need to be.
The infantry have been given red facings and are representing Infantry Regiment 35 - Graf Argenteau and are Perry plastic Austrians in 28mm.
The Commander on this occasion is Prince Liechtenstein, a Perry metal 28mm, part of their commanders pack (of three). He is turned in the saddle, something has caught his attention behind him …. Three French columns I dare say! :-)
20 x 28mm Infantry at 5 points each = 100 points.
1 x Mounted Commander at 10 points = 10 points
Total for submission 110 points
Thanks Norm.
Lovely work here on these Austrian Napoleonics Norm! The white looks great and these chaps look more than ready to go up against the Ogre. I gather that the Citadel Contrast white is applied over a white undercoat and just gives a very light shade? In any case the models look superb.
One hundred ten added to your tally!
Dallas
Thanks Dallas. I prime black, then very heavy dry brush with Citadel Wraithbone and then the Contrast Apothecary goes on top and then white highlights. I am though falling out of love with the Wraithbone (in a pot) as seems to separate and go lumpy in the pot far too quickly.
ReplyDeleteNorm these are splendid Austrians painting wise and thanks for the colour updates. It does seem that some of newer citadels do go gooey and yet I have citadels from 2013 which are just like new!
ReplyDeleteGreat Command figure!
ReplyDeleteI love to see Austrians from any period, but particularly the Napoleonic era! Beautiful stuff!
ReplyDeleteLovely whites!
ReplyDeleteGreat paintjob, Norm, they look like they're gonna kick up a storm.
ReplyDeleteThanks all.
ReplyDeleteExcellent work Norm
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