Nursing a cold I may have picked up on the flight back home last week, started work on some musketeers for several new foot regiments to take my mind off of a cough and slight body aches. Block painted the clothing and leather parts. Although, some of these regiments may never have faced each other on the historical battlefield, I couldn't resist the coat colors. The yellow coats are Sir Gilbert Talbot's regiment, the purple coats are Lord Brooke's, and the orange/tawny coats the Earl of Essex's.
Looking good, Dean! Doubly good that your mom is doing well and getting the help she needs. On the figures, any idea how they compare size-wise to the large Redoubt and Bicorne figures?
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the kind words, Jonathan! As for figure size, I've not had the opportunity to have gotten either of the two other ranges. I can say they are slightly larger overall than the Perry ECW range - which I do have. Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteVery good progress Dean!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much as alway, Michal! Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteI am always impressed at how quickly to progress things Dean, even with a cold. Great news about mum too.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Michael! I think working on them took my mind off the cold, which is already subsiding, I hope. Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteLook fab Dan. I spy the purple coats of Lord Brooks regt, another must have unit, only because of the lovely purple coats!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ray! Yes, and I may have to do the siege of Lichfield where the lord was infamously killed by a deaf and mute sniper! Warmest regards, Dean
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