Busy, busy, busy! That's all I can tell about this period of the year! To much things going on and almost no time for the blog. Finally I found a little gap to post something. I must excuse that I din't comment all the comments in the previous post, but I will catch up on that next week, after the birthdays of my youngest son and my dearest wife. It's a promise.
After the colourfull figures in the previous post I present you some troops in white uniforms. These are the first figures of a little Spanish army I want to paint. The other troops are still in the mail, but they should arrive next week I hope! I ordered also some flags from Rofur.
White uniforms are not the easiest to paint, but I think the way I paint them now is good! First a layer of white paint, then a grey wash (Vallejo) and then a highlighting of the upper parts. It gives a good shading on them. I also like the contrast with the brighter colours, in this case some purple and red.
Well enough blabla, time for some pictures!
As you can see there are no command figures in this set! Hat was clever enough to make a seperate set with command figures for all three infantry sets.
This set of Light Infantry are mostly action figures. The Grenadiers and Line Infantry sets are more marching sets. I hope I can show them to you later on this year.
This picture and the one above I used for the Paiinting Competition at Benno's! |
Some more from different angles.
I hope you like them!
Also welcome to some new followers:
- shintokamikaze from Shinto Kamikaze's Zed Men Walking and Republic The Irish Civil War Game. I've some great buildings on his blogs! Have a look for yourself!
- JoelAnderssonNet.. Could n't find a blog of you, so if you have one please send me the link.
Welcome to my blog!!!!!
One of my favourite armies...great job on them!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenThanks Phil!
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Peter
Hola
BeantwoordenVerwijderenFantásticas minis
un saludo
Thanks Jose!
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Peter
Bloody marvellous Peter!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenNice paint job Peter, like you say white uniforms are always difficult to get right
BeantwoordenVerwijderenThanks Neil!
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Peter
Hi Peter, beautifull figures! I like very much the red coats!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenI 've resolve the problem with white colour by painting the first layer grey ,witch is easier to paint, then highlight with light grey and finally white. I've used no dark wash.You can check out at my "French Foreign Legion" figures. Is 1:32 figures but I believe you can do that at 1:72 scale also.Keep up the good job!!
Greedings, George
P.S.: I finally found the correct "Followers" button!! You are welcome to join first:))
Thanks George! I will have a closer look at your French Foreign Legion! Never to old to learn something! ;-)
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Peter
Great miniatures & great paintjob Peter !
BeantwoordenVerwijderenLooking forward to your next project !
Greetings
Thanks Mario!
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Peter
These are absolutely lovely, great job! (I was already wondering when you would post again! ;) ) Greetings!!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenThanks RMacedo! To busy painting things!
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Peter
lovely reds and love their uniforms
BeantwoordenVerwijderenThanks DEZ!
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Peter
Cool Peter. Ive never painted HAT stuff before, but you did very nice work
BeantwoordenVerwijderenThese turned out very nice. White uniforms are always a challenge, but when they look like these, it's worth the effort.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenThose look great, Peter! I only have a handful of Guerrillas for Spaniards, but I would certainly add these if I could find them in 28mm. The brown cloaks make a very nice contrast to their white uniforms. And happy birthdays to your loved ones too!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenNicely done Peter. They worked out great!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenI love these Spanish with their white uniforms..Excellent
BeantwoordenVerwijderenVery Good to see them posted on Benno`s Figure Forum too. Nice Work! BB
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