Now that I have actually completed a project, I thought I would show the results - Overall, these were very very quick and easy to paint, looking at the pictures you can see that they are mostly just 'dots' or 'blobs' of colour, with the exception of the hat lace. The 'wargamer's view' (below) is how they will mostly be viewed, so I am very happy with that. Baccus have now recast the War of the Spanish Succession range, so the latest sculpts will form my Imperials and French regiments when I build matching opponents.
So here they are:
Massed British Horse & Dragoons
Massed British Infantry
Command & Artillery
Minor States Firelocks
Foot viewed from typical perspective
Mecklenburg Foot
Horse of Cadogan and Webb
'Supply' Depot
Pontoneers
Osnabruck Liebregiment
Wurttemburg
British Infantry, Guards, Royal Scots, Buffs & Royal Irish
Hesse Kassel
Rear of Firelocks
The Bays
Cadogans and Webbs
Looking fab. Based so they can be used for different rules?
ReplyDeleteHi Vince - yes.. Polemos uses 60 x 30 and 30 x 30 for guns and staff, so I have taped together a couple of the bases for HFG. Would also work for virtually any other set as the 60x30 are very versatile. I do really like the way they look en masse. I considered 40 x 20, but it just doesn't take advantage of the smaller scale as they should be used.
ReplyDeleteThey look the business mate - very nice.
ReplyDeleteYou will need to start working on opponents soon :-P
Already planning a French army - 200 points is 40+ bases. I would just add some Dutch to the British army to match the total.
ReplyDeleteWell done. I've been enjoying 6mm Horse & Musket gaming for many years. There are so many advantages to the scale.
ReplyDeleteThey look lovely! Great job.
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