Here are eight AWI British infantry (28mm) for Sharpe Practice.
This is the last batch of figures from the Warlord Games 28mm plastic figure set. So I have a decent sized force to put on the table. I have some native Americans and colonials sitting in boxes that might see some paint in the next month or so.
Painting Redcoats is always a slog with all that red and white (two of the most dreaded colors to paint). Layering successively brighter shades seems to work for me in this case. The Warlord plastics have lots of folds in the coat and pants which makes it easier. I did a couple of rounds of drybrushing on the pants which turned out pretty decent.
Here are some more views of the miniatures ...
One of the enjoyable side benefits of sitting at the painting table is that sometimes my 5 year old daughter joins me in a little painting therapy. Here is her latest masterpiece that she completed as I was putting the finishing touches on these Redcoats.
Thanks for viewing.
Nice painting! Both yours and your daughter's!
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Great work on these Redcoats, Tom, especially the whites. I think your daughter has come up with a scenario map for you. It's just a matter of creative interpretation. :)
ReplyDeletePainting runs in the family Tom 👍
ReplyDeleteVery good Redcoats. Though I must say that your daughter’s work is more original 😉
ReplyDeleteNice vibrant colours on your redcoats. I'm sure your daughter appreciates sharing your hobby time with you.
ReplyDeleteGreat red oats Tom. Enjoy the company at the painting table. Thanks
ReplyDeleteExcellent painting, but your Redcoats are nice too ;-)
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ReplyDeleteYour daughter is a terrific painter; clearly following in your footsteps!
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Huzzah for the redcoats! Some very nice work.
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