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Sunday, 14 July 2019

Napoleonic British Peninsular update - 28mm goodness!

This last ten days have been especially creative for me - principally because of my recent sobriety!
As well as the ongoing Shadow of the Wolf report I have a tutorial on painting resin scenery underway, I am still basing more 10mm stuff & now need to base all of these too!

These have been sitting in a cupboard for about two years along with other 28mm goodies. This morning i glued them down before basing & touching up this week. The Peninsualr collection is small enough to game quite quickly on the big board without too much bunching.

Essentially this is a photo update with captions on minis. Brushwork by Tony Laughton & Barry Hill  Enjoy... 

This morning gluing drying out in the Wiltshire sunshine - not the Iberian Peninsular.

British Rifles - 40 strong firing line...
"At my command unleash Hell! FIRE."

These boys are a mixed bag of characters from Front Rank (the beefy ones), Warlord (the tall slim ones) & the sensibly proportioned ones are by someone else - the name escapes me sadly!

That fella doing the foot shot with his famous dog! 

"Run you Godless bastard!"

Warlord officer with braided jacket points the way.

Bugler & another runner.

British senior staff. Front Rank British & Highlander on Foremost horse.  

These two are, and could only be Elite Miniatures.

Highland senior staff. Note fabulous trousers & tartan on these two. 
There you go, some 28mm's to hopefully please the veteran readers who I sense miss the bigger toys.
Best wishes,
Jeremy
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8 comments:

  1. WSTKS-FM Worldwide14 July 2019 at 06:07

    Lovely painting! My favorites arr the 95th and the Highland officers. How in the world did you manage those trews? They look great.

    Best Regards,

    Stokes

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    1. warpaintjj15 July 2019 at 03:39

      Hi Stokes, the tartan is a work of art, not my work though, the right hand side one is by Tony Laughton, the left handside, a ruddy faced old campaigner is by Barry Hill. Both painters are old friends of mine who kindly hire out their services to me.
      Best wishes,
      Jeremy

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  2. Robert Reynolds14 July 2019 at 11:59

    They look great! :-)

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    1. warpaintjj15 July 2019 at 03:40

      Cheers Robert, I have a pile if Peninsular regiments to tart up and get based before we run them out in the Iberian sunshine.
      Best wishes,
      Jeremy

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  3. Chasseur14 July 2019 at 20:07

    They look fabulous Jeremy, tartan especially! A good reason to never paint Scots if you ask me but nevermind! :)

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  4. warpaintjj15 July 2019 at 03:41

    Agreed! The tartan is by two old mates of mine so not my brushwork - that's way beyond my daubing skills!
    Best wishes,
    Jeremy

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  5. Paul Scrivens-Smith16 July 2019 at 07:47

    Looking lovely.

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    1. warpaintjj2 August 2019 at 00:30

      Cheers Scrivs!
      I hope to emulate your prodigious work rate & make great strides into the collection.
      Best wishes,
      Jeremy

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