Tuesday, October 30, 2018

Napoleonic Cavalry Casualty Figures - Perry Plastic Spares

Just a quick mid-week post; I normally don't pick up a paintbrush until the weekend, but since I got home early I managed to finish up these cavalry casualty figures this evening. Still need to base them on poker chips. These are all conversions from Perry plastic spares.
Top row, l-r: British Light Dragoon; French 9th Hussars; Spanish Dragoon. Bottom row, l-r: French Chasseur a cheval; French Carabinier; French Chasseur a cheval; British/KGL Hussar.
Looking forward to using these for the cavalry-heavy scenario in the new book - "The Eve of Waterloo." I hope to add a couple more cav units for this game - maybe some Warlord British Household Cav and French Lancers. Although cost-wise, Perry's aren't much more (and you are sure of the quality), I do like plastics over metals. Still undecided though.

32 comments:

  1. Excellent results yet again.
    I do like a lot of the new plastics but I'm still a metal man at heart.

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    1. Thanks you much! I understand the metal vs. plastic thing. There are quite a few of my gaming buddies who love the heft of metal. Me, I like the light weight of plastics a lot. Kindest regards, Dean

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    1. Thanks for your kind words, Michal! Warm regards, Dean

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  3. Very successful conversions! Good idea, I'll use it. Painted as always - fantastically beautiful!

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    1. Thank you very much, Dmitry! Warm regards, Dean

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  4. Lovely conversions and painting on your casualty figures Dean!

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  5. Beautiful and colorful conversion work, well done!

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    1. Thanks, Phil! Appreciate your visit and kind words. Best, Dean

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  6. These casualty figures look terrific, Dean! Very productive for an evening’s work.

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    1. Thank you, Jonathan. Yes, pretty simple and quick - only painting half of each figure! :) Kind regards, Dean

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    1. Thank you very much! Hope they get to see some action soon. Kind regards, Dean

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  8. More dead guys, yeah,yeah!!
    Nice painting Dean! I like that they
    all die with the sword at hand :)

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    1. Thanks, Fran! "One can never be too well dressed in the presence of the enemy"

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  10. Great looking casualty figures! Nice repurposing of spares too!
    Best Iain

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    1. Thanks, Iain. Victrix and Perry plastic sets have a lot of leftovers. Warmest regards, Dean

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  11. They look great Dean....I love plastic too although I sometimes get frustrated that they put too much detail ?

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    1. Lol! As long as the details can fit the brush :) Plastics remind me of my childhood with Airfix 1/72nd sets. Warm regards, Dean

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  12. Nicely done Dean! They‘ll add tons of character to your game.

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  13. Very nicely done conversion work Dean!

    Christopher

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    1. Thank you very much, Christopher! Warm regards, Dean

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  14. These came out very well, and should expand your casualty repertoire!

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    1. Thank you much, Peter. Yes, better than I had hoped. And looking forward to getting them "bloodied" - even more than they are now. Kind regards, Dean

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  15. Dean nice stuff.

    Note that your last two posts, are getting hit by a spammer called "vaiybora"

    Block him, and don't click on that link.

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  16. Markers like yours are always look good on the table.

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