That's what counts,what you like.
Mark

Take care Mark

The officer and sergeant almost done.
Need to go over the faces and these are finished.

And these chaps are done....

I like these, Superb detail.
might have a go at 28mm myself but I dont think mine will turn out like your's

Thanks Bob, i hooe i could see some 28mm from you, with your skill and eye for detail i am sure they will look amazing.
Cheers

Thanks Kev, i am having a blast!

Finishing one of the troopers, going slow but this is all about having fun and not rush to finish something and then be unhappy with the result.
I love the outcome of the leather belts.
I have always been skeptical about painting Leather.
For the base color on the belts i have used vallejo red leather, a wash of vallejo burnt umber and edged the belts with vallejo orange brown.
The cartridge box i have paint it the same but added a wash of cotadel carrobourg crimson to resemble the russian red leather that the French infantry wore at that time.

These figures are amazingly detailed for such a scale and your competent hands turn them into little marvels.As always I love the history/uniformology lesson.Top quality work!

Oda.

For this regiment probably 18 to 20 figs, it is just a section firing.

Cheers

Thanks Oda, much appreciate it

I have increase the shading and added a heavier edges on the leather, looks more obvios nw, that is one of the issues with these little figs, you havento go almost extreme in order to show it

All these figures so far - especially the officers and drummer - are looking amazing! I don't know how you do it!

Regards,
Phil

Phil, thank you so much for your comments.
Best regards

And this is the base they will stand on.... View attachment 269920

Haha, no worries, i have my hidden treasures in the garage ;-)