Back in February, Glenn (of the giant Napoleonic commission) sent me a few casualties and mounted figures for his armies. It took a while, but I was able to get them done JUST in time for Little Wars.
Brunswickers
Orange-Nassau
British
Ney, Davout, Lannes, Pire, and Generic General
So why did these take so long? I have been working on two other commissions at the same time. First was this set of 108 28mm Sepoys for Kevin.
At the same time I am tackling over 200 40mm figures all at once. It's a big project!
Is that a spray booth? How well does it work?
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Chris
It works very well for my uses. I don't (often) use a rattle can in there. I just use it to vent my airbrush.
DeleteThe command figures are especially glorious!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Peter! Those Aides de Camp are a colorful bunch.
DeleteEveryone will be happy with these results!
ReplyDeleteI certainly hope so! The 40mm figures are definitely tougher than 28mm.
DeleteQuatre Bras here we come!
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to it!
DeleteSplendid casualties, love them!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Phil! -Scott
DeleteI presume the spray booth is for priming and/or varnishing?
ReplyDeleteNice work on those markers.
I was hitting those figures with a clear acrylic coat from the airbrush. I have had that spray booth for about 10 years, and it's great.
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