Hello Folks,
While i have the French Guards as a separate vignette, i will have the Swiss guards on their own.
I will work on 5 of them at a time.
For now, i have finished the blue areas , still need to work on finishimg details on the red coats...

Fantastic work, especially considering the scale.
I like the outdoor pictures, the trees in the background and the sunlight really bring this to live.

Very fine work indeed.

Thanks Henk, i am glad you like it .
Best.

Thanks Peter!

Thanks my friend,
Making the moustaches is a tricky business .
Cheers!

I have finished the reds, blues , hats and faces.
Still need to work on their powdered wigs and some areas of the hat and coat lace...

Really nice work - outstanding details.

W.

Thanks!

Good thing that grouchy officer can't speak hahah.
Cheers!

A little bit of progress,
I've used an old platform i had and added a piece of ground i had for few years that i have never get to use for a project and glued to the wood base,.
I've painted in a medium drak grey and dry brushed with the base plus stone grey, added a mixture of dark green wash plus burn umber wash to some areas of the stone
I have glued the officer , and 2 troopers already finished, i decided to add a drummer ( last minute additiion) and the officer in undress uniform.
Already ordered a park wall that is in a 1/35 scale, i will see how i adapt it to the size of these chaps, they are 40mm but beefier than other brands .
The idea of this vignette is to have a section of the swiss gardes being inspected somewhere outside the Main building of a palace.
Their duty was the king's custody imside while the Gardes Francaises would have guarded the outside....

Added 6 chaps to the vignette, i hace to finish their muskets and place them.
Still gotta work on adding an extra 5 guards ...

Daniel, hello and hope all is well! The scene looks very nice. My only concern is the bases of the figures - I know it is more work, but have you considered slicing off the bases, and pinning the figs to the groundwork, so the shoes are actually on the ground? Otherwise, your work continues to be outstanding, as does your production rate! All the best, Don.

Hey Don,
Long time no see!.
Thanks for the advice man, but i am not very good at clipping the bases of these chaps off, but my plan of attach is to add some putty to blend in with the ground and paint it.
Cheers!

Hi Kev,
Thanks for the comments, the paint rack i bought it on Amazon, i don't remember the vrand bit i will look it up for you.
Cheers!

Last batch of switzers to complete this vignette.
Finished the hats, now onto the red and then blues...