Here's a unit of Scots Greys which will be used in a cav-heavy Black Powder game based on a scenario in the 2nd Edition - "The Eve of Waterloo." As with the rest of my cav, they're in 8-man units. The officer will be used for either a brigade commander or ADC.
They are the first metals, besides the few Black Hussar specialty figs, I've added in a while. The weight difference from plastic is quite apparent.
They'll be another heavy unit for the British, who should be a good match against French Cuirassiers and Dragoons.
They didn't participate in the Peninsula, but famously advanced at Waterloo - not quite a charge - and assisted the 92nd Highlanders in repulsing the French line.
"Scotland Forever!"
A can of Krylon Matte Glacier Gray sped up painting the horse flesh which was followed by Minwax staining.
Next up are the Red Lancers - also Perry metals. Until then, wishing you all the best during the holidays!
Those are amazing! Great work Dean! They have it all, great brushwork and great looking basing. Scots Greys are meant to look magnificent and those really are!
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Thanks so much, Jason. Appreciate your visit and kind words. Warm regards, Dean
DeleteSuperb work, Dean! Happy holidays to you.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jonathan. Same to you too! Best regards , Dean
DeleteI have just stared into the second photo for ages - really nice an very nicely photographed.
ReplyDeleteAh, thank you so much for your very kind words, Norm! Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteOh! Awesome work again Dean!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Michal! Kindest regards, Dean
DeleteA fantastic job for a famous unit!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Phil! Yes, they have a fine battle history. Kind regards, Dean
DeleteNow there's a dashing group of fellows! Love the Scots Greys, Dean!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Tim! Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteSpeechless once again. Brilliant work.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much! Kindest regards, Dean
DeleteLovely work 😀
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Matt! Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteGreat gray! Congratulations 8)
ReplyDeleteThank you very kindly! Warm regards, Dean
DeleteReminds me of Butlers painting, excellent work!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Fran! A funny story, one of the officers I worked for tried to sell me a repro of that painting. It looked great, but all the faces looked Asian as he had it made in Korea by a local - I should've bought it from him for laughs! Kindest regards, Dean
DeleteI have a framed print of that painting - it was a promotional item from a Scottish bank 50+ years ago.
DeleteAwesome promotional item!
DeleteLovely work, as usual ! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for you kind words, Mike! Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteThose look great Dean!
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Thanks, Christopher! Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteAnother lovely cavalry unit,great work!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks, Iain. 8-fig units are easier to get done than 12 or larger units. That said, larger units look more impressive, but I think moving less stands of figs will speed up game play - I'm hoping. Warm regards, Dean
DeleteI have been using 8 figure units for my 25/28 mm Napoleonic cavalry for many decades now. These are excellent. The detail on the officer's horse is especially impressive.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Peter! Yes, I think the 8-figures, based two-per 50mm squares work well for faster playing games. Best, Dean
DeleteThe result is amazing! Loved the painting. The regiment itself is of course glorified for only one single attack, in which he took part, for the entire time of the war with Napoleon.
ReplyDeletePractically in one attack the regiment ceased to exist)) Until the new recruitment. The Russian regiment of the Kavaliergards had a similar history.
Thank you very much, Dmitry! Capturing the eagle of the 45th Line did much to preserve their participation at Waterloo! Best regards, Dean
DeleteSplendid work Dean! Cheers!
ReplyDeleteThank you kindly, RM! Best, Dean
DeleteStunning work Dean!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Simon! Best regards, Dean
DeleteExcellent dragoons, Dean! "Scotland forever!"
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Sergiuss! Yes, along with the Highlanders, these guys have quite a reputation! Warm regards, Dean
DeleteAwesome work Dean! I specially love the horses!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much! Kind regards, Dean
Deletegreat stuff Dean, your grey horses are excellent!
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The regiment itself is of course glorified for only one single attack, in which he took part, for the entire time of the war with Napoleon.
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