Some new reinforcements arrived on the scene. The marching soldiers were painted by John Drye. In the background you can see the tool shed in its final location. I made the roof removable so you can see the detailed interior. I also finished placing the artillery gunners doing their gunnery drill at Battery Schaefer, which you can see in the blurry background. The Falmouth scene is almost 100 percent done.
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The lead soldier sure looks tired. These are 40mm Sash and Sabre figures. |
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What's he doing up there anyway? |
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He is an ugly chap. |
I painted the converted wire man that I described earlier. He is a Cannon Model Railroad figure with a Old Glory head and some Andrea Sculpt putty for a shell jacket. I haven't decided where he will finally go.
Do 28mm figures work with this scale? The wargame figures look great.
ReplyDeleteYes, they work well as background figures. I am using figures from varying scales in this project. I place them according to their size. Many of these figures are differnt sizes even though they are notionally a certain scale.
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