These will be used in the La Haye Sainte game - soon to be appearing in a safe environment near you.
The 5th and 8th Battalions of the Legion were ordered to support their Light troops comrades holed up in La Haye Sainte. They were attacked by French cavalry enroute and the 8th Battalion was virtually annihilated. The 5th Battalion managed to form square and were saved by units of the Household Brigade. Sadly, their commander, Colonel Umpteda was killed in the engagement.
Although this set comes with a KGL flag, I had a Victrix one and used it instead. It's a little bigger than the Warlord one, but the details look nicer, IMO.
These are really nice figures for what they are - that is rank and file in marching poses. One thing to remember when painting these is not to paint them up as you may Victrix or Perry figures. That is, they aren't molded with separate arms, so when painting them you will want to leave areas like the areas between their arm and body/musket black. This way the arm won't look so wide or over sized. Leaving black lining around other areas, like their hands will also help in the overall look.
Thanks for stopping by and wishing you all good health and happiest hobby endeavors during these trying times.
The unit looks fantastic. We want more!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Bartek. Kind regards, Dean
DeleteBravo! You have great speed! Handsomely!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind words, Dmitry. Best regards, Dean
DeleteI love your painting style, it really lifts the figures. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your kind comment. Warm regards, Dean
DeleteWow! These are absolutely marvellous Dean! And that flag rocks!
ReplyDeleteAh, you're too kind, Mike. Best regards, Dean
DeleteOutstanding!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Allan. Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteWhat a splendid sight they make!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Michael. Kindest regards, Dean
DeleteSimply magnificent! Those are wonderful Dean!
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Jason
Thanks a lot, Jason. Your kind comments are much appreciated. Best regards, Dean
DeleteLovely unit and quickly done too 👍
ReplyDeleteThanks again, Matt! Yes, I pushed myself to the finish line - so I could take a break :) Lol! Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteGreat work Dean.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot, Scrivs! Best regards, Dean
DeleteWonderful stuff Dean.
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Stu
Thanks so much for the kind words, Stu! Best regards, Dean
DeleteLovely looking KGL! Excellent finish at great speed!
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Thanks a lot, Iain! Best regards, Dean
DeleteFantastic KGL Dean!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for the kind words, Mike. Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteWooow! That's beautiful Dean!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Michal. Best regards, Dean
DeleteFirst class unit, impressive work Dean!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much again, Phil. Much appreciated. Kind regards, Dean
DeleteStunning work Dean! I like marching poses, the whole unit looks solid and imposing.
ReplyDeleteThank you kindly, Dmitry. Yes, I do like the marching poses...they have a lot of variety of movement too. Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteThat's pretty awesome work. The unit is very stunning with the banners. I have few test models sitting on my desk, just have not yet brought myself paint them yet, too many Vikings and Romans I guess.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, PC. I know you're very experienced with plastic kits, but one thing about the sculpting with these is that they have more undercuts than Perry's or Victrix. Leaving those areas blacked out really helps the overall finished look. Best regards, Dean
DeleteWonderful job, Dean! It is a success!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sergey! Kindest regards, Dean
DeleteAs a whole the troops look excellent. And a nice touch to place them on a hobby mat with measurements in order to show just how small and hard to paint these minis actually are.
ReplyDeleteAh, thank you so much for your interest and nice words. Best regards, Dean
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