lol, merci P !

Thanks to all for the encouragement to complete this piece,
he is now to be posted as Compeleted

Paul

my god it looks great, the figure and scenery makes a great display.
Thanks for showing us a great work ,very enjoyable

I like Victir's sculpts. There aren't a lot of dismounted dragoons in the market. You have done a really nice job painting and setting this chap. I would never have the patience to do that ground work but it looks really special.

Very nice work on the figure and the scenery Paul
Gordon

Nice work Paul, the time spent on the scenic base was time well spent, very convincing.

Thank you Colin, that means a lot coming from you.
P

Merci bien mon cher ami.

Pee l'dee

Gordon... You're a toff, ta very much.
Paul

Cheers roger thanks for looking


To all contributors, a sincere and huge thank you there's better piccies in the completed section
Paul

Another one I've somehow missed........This is simply delightful, Paul

Alan

That's all right you're here now,
Taff you're a Toff !

Paul

Well done love it

Thanks a lot

Paul.

I don't get tired of looking at this figure over and over.
It's a great rendition of the 1805 Dragoon.

And the earlier uniform's quite fine too !

Thanks

Paul

What's next on your workbench Paul?

CGS Revolutionary grenadier 1796, but with slight adaptions to appear as in this illustration .
Paul.

Excellent work. The scenery really makes the whole thing work. I wish that I could make trees like that.

It's not too difficult mate. I'm always on the lookout for scattrrable materials to use as leaf cover. The tree itself is made like most other folks do.
in this case the leaf cover is finely shredded green cellophane, sold in small tubs for the dolls house hobby. The brand name is 'soft scenic' and is drep gloss green like holly. After it is sprinkled onto the branches which were coated with spray mounylt adhesive, i gave the whole top slight misty coats of mid gtern and yellow. Then matt varnish to seal.
iy takes longer to type it than make it.