Hi to all! I 've a "duplicate" of the miniature appear in the magazine tribute "FIGURINES", the "Gunner of the revolutionary period "... Having already painted, how could I turn the second? ....Thank you!
Andrea
P.S.: I hope that my english was understandable......

Hi Andrea, here I show some ideas to make a single conversion using this artilleur.

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia

Thanks Eduardo!!!

I think it could be interesting to paint it in the colors of the Legion of allobroguress, I have seen different versions and I like one I saw in all green, including trousers and vest, green coat and red lapels.
Love the subject Andrea and I hope I could be of some help.
Best regards

Hi again, Andrea, you can do another artillery version only changing the head and removing the epaulettes:

Thanks again Eduardo, but I think that I will follow the suggestion of MarquisMini ... I'll try to do a fusilier of the Legion of Allobroguess .... Even if I have to do some changes to the pants ....

Ok, I hope to seeit soon.

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia

Hi Marquis!
I decided to turn it into a fusilier of the Legion of Allobrogues.... What changes should I make in addition to trousers?
Best regards!
Andrea

Andrea, i will send you a pic that i have in one of my reference books.
I really like that pic.
I'll send it tonight.
Regards

Ok, thanks!
Andrea

Here's the image.

i like the look of the dark green and red trim.
let me know what you think

Sorry about the quality of the pic,the unifor is dark green and it shows very very dark.

I also forgot about the detail of the pointed lapels at the bottom and pointed cuffs, both typical of light infantry, so you will not have to do much of a conversion cause it will fit perfect for a trooper of the legion.
Looking forward to see it soon!!.
Bon chance

Yes, I think that I will make a rifleman or a chasseur of the Legion .. you've convinced me! The only annoyance is that I have to work a little on trousers....

Great idea Andrea and Daniel.
I look forward to seeing what you do with this. I hope you post some in progress pics, especially during the conversion process. For information on that era, Daniel is the guy to help.

Best regards

Colin

Thanks Colin!

i see what you are saying about the pants.
making the gaiters is probably not that easy but i am sure you will do a great job.
regards

You're right, I left out Eduardo, my bad... they both have a solid knowledge of this transitionary period in history