Here are my completed Confederate infantry regiments for Guns at Gettysburg. All figures are Sash and Saber. With 40 different poses in their marching regiments, I was able to field two varieties of 20 man regiments with no duplicate poses.




I have five each of these regiments, for a total of ten regiments in all. That's 200 close-order infantry to go with the 40 skirmishers I already painted.
I'm very happy with the Sash and Saber figures. I researched this project thoroughly before I ever started it, and I thought the S&S line really had the look I wanted. By keeping to a palette of grays, browns, and butternuts, I was able to get the motley look of rebel infantry while not going overboard with weird colors.
Beautiful stuff. Philadelphia enjoys your painting! --Eric
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ReplyDeleteIt is great to see these through to completion. You'll have to take lots of picture when you finally get these on the table for a battle!
ReplyDeleteLove the Sash & Saber ACW line and you do them justice!
ReplyDeleteWell done Scott!
ReplyDeleteLovely painting! S&S did well; 40 different marching poses is very impressive.
ReplyDeleteFantastic. I bet the 40s look even better in person than they do over the net.
ReplyDeleteI think these figures are great. I haven't painted 28mm figures in years and these images have inspired me to start an army using S&S miniatures. Interresting to note that you use Guns of Gettysburg rules I was planning on using these myself. What are your impressions of these?
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