Well, the riders anyway - still need to do the horses. But, nevertheless, here are the command figures for a unit each of French 9th Hussars and 1st KGL Hussars.
With these additional command figures, there will be two units each of these regiments - all with 8 figures.
I was glad to find that I had kept the pre-printed sabretaches which I used for the original box of French Hussars.
The sabretache images for all French regiments were kindly posted on a now dead link by TMP Aldo - this was back in 2010, so no idea if these exists in cyberspace anymore.
Thankfully, the British, including the KGL, used plain black leather sabretaches for the field. Next up will be one each: carabinier, cuirassier and dragoon.
Errata: I now see I forgot to paint the 9th Hussar officer's collar, and the dolman braiding on the KGL trumpeter.
Great painting, Dean.
ReplyDeleteThe 9th Hussars had one of the most striking uniforms in the French army.
Thanks, Robert. Yes, the 9th's uniform us a favorite of mine; ever since seeing it in a Napoleonic uniform book as a kid. Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteAwesome paint work. The braid on the uniforms looks great!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the compliment, John! Warm regards, Dean
DeleteExcellent work as always Dean!!
ReplyDeleteThanks again my friend! Best regards, Dean
DeleteMost impressive colors and great painting Dean!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Phil! Kindest regards, Dean
DeleteSuch amazing colours.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Michael. I even broke down and bought several new bottles of Vallejo paint. Warm regards, Dean
DeleteBeatifully painted figures Dean! An inspiration to us all.
ReplyDeleteCheers, Ross
Thank you for the kind words again, Ross! Best regards, Dean
DeleteVery nice colorful work Dean!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Thank you very much, Christopher; hope to finish them all up this week. Kindest regards, Dean
DeleteLovely brushwork Dean!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Millsy. Just finished the cuirassier and carabinier. After the dragoon officer,the horses are up. Kind regards, Dean
DeleteGorgeous hussars! Lovely results on your black undercoat!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain