Not bad going for a weeks painting, 40 x ECW cavalry for Graham C. plus the 7 x 20mm infantry featured in the previous post for Old John.
The cavalry were painted in units of 8 with variations in coat colours and horse blankets etc whilst trying to retain the overall look of blackened armour and buff coats. Basically the same for Royalist & Parliamentarian horse save for the red or tawny sashes.
Tomorrow I'll prep up what's left of John's current box, a dozen mounted figures and the next box is due to arrive!
I also have in the pipeline 36 or so lovely 15mm Prussians (1860's era?) by Fightin'15's for 'Jolly Broom Man'. These arrived ready undercoated in grey.
The figures for John this week include this fine old Hinchliffe Winged Hussar. The Hagen horses are beautiful sculpts too.
Certainly turning them out during they look very good.
ReplyDeleteThe Hinchliffe winged Hussar is, I think, still the best model of that figure out there. Looking forward to seeing what you make of it.
Yes. one of the best figures of the Hinchliffe range.
DeletePhew…glad they arrived okay!
ReplyDeleteExcellent packing mate, but you almost lost your box, my wife said it would make a fine button box :)
DeleteSplendid looking ECW horse! I really like winged hussars and they're classics, how nice you're painting Prussians for the Jolly Broom man, lucky him!
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Thanks Iain. It's nice to have the freedom to paint a variety of stuff.
Deletebrilliant looking ECW cavalry well done mate, have fun with Winged Hussar, pics i've sent recently no prob if you wish to post some on your blog
ReplyDeletecheers Old John
Thanks John, I do enjoy painting peter pig figures. I'm gradually pulling all those photos together, love the latest with the camel riders and the execution scene :)
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