They're temp-based as I plan to mix them with some of the metal figures from Perry (command and saber wielding guys).
Although there is a surviving dolman and pelisse of the Pavlograd Hussars with red braiding and lacing, I went with their earlier (pre-1809) look with yellow braiding. I did paint the dagged edge of the sabraques red, though.
The blue isn't as turquoise colored as I wanted, as I only mixed existing blue and green paint together.
The pouch should be attached to the red-brown leather strap, but wanted to keep this conversion a simple as possible.
Waiting on the arrival of a second Perry order of more artillery, Jaegers and high command. Until next time, wishing you all the best and appreciate you dropping in and checking out the blog.
Looking great! I am impressed by the speed at which you paint :) it goes hand in hand with the quality :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words again, Michal. Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteDean, great result! Congratulations! I will wait for the continuation with metal figures.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Dmitry. Warmest regards regards, Dean
DeleteThose are coming out lovely so far. Your speed technique still amazes me, I’ve been working on two Warhounds for Adeptus titanicus for two weeks now, and still only 70 to 80 percent there.
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Kevin
Ah, you are too kind, Kevin. I rely heavily on the staining process, and follow up with highlights. Kindest regards, Dean
DeleteYou are such a prolific poster and painter Dean, I dcnt check you out for a week, and I have missed an entire project! You have, of course, done stellar work on these cavalry
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your kind words, Keith. Much appreciated. Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteSuperb hussars Dean!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Mike! Kindest regards, Dean
DeleteBeautiful job on this cavalry, I do like the colors!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Phil! Yes, I'm using up a lot of my greens :) Best regards, Dean
DeleteLovely looking converted hussars!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks a lot, Iain. It reminded me of when I used to "convert" Airfix 1/72d plastics back when I was a kid. :) Kindest regards, Dean
DeleteSplendid hussars Dean!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Dmitry! Best, Dean
DeleteYour kit bash worked a charm Dean! Very nice!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Thank you very much, Christopher. Glad it turned out okay. Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteNice work on the conversion, Dean!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot, Peter! Kind regards, Dean
DeleteDean,
ReplyDeleteThey really turned out well! Great job on the conversion.
Neil
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Thanks, Neil! Appreciate the kind words. Best, Dean
DeleteA beautiful piece of art! Excellent work, sir!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for the kind words, Vladimir! Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteReally like your Russian Hussars. I dunno but I kind of like the shade of blue you obtained - great looking lance pennants too!
ReplyDeleteMahalo's, Doc! Yes, I think the blue is good; just wanted it to look like the one in the book illustration - which could be off too. Much Aloha! Dean
DeleteVery nicely done Dean 👍
ReplyDeleteThank you kindly, Matt! Best regards, Dean
DeleteThey are just lovely...
ReplyDeleteAh, thanks Steve - really appreciate the visit and kind words. Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteGreat work Dean
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Scrivs! Best, Dean
DeleteExcellent as always Dean. The Russian hussars are some of the most attractive of the period and I reckon the Pavlograds are the most best of a fine looking bunch.
ReplyDeleteRegards, James
Thank you very much, James. Yes, I agree that the Russian Hussars have a nice look - The Perry's recent release of Austrian Hussars have me thinking of the Parrots too! :) Kind regards, Dean
DeleteThese are absolutely outstanding Dean! A big well done!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Mike. Kindest regards, Dean
DeleteBeautiful work once again Dean.
ReplyDeleteThank you kindly, Ray! Best regards, Dean
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