Militia officer looks really good and ready made gabion are helpful. If only all conversions were as easy as bending the metal like that.

Cheers Simon

They are certainly not easy, but a plier and soft cloth helps not to damage the figure while bending the metal.
Cheers!

I know, i feel bad for that chap, but he will look great when done, hopefully ;-)

This officer's uniform is almost done, face, hat, hair and short gaiters/ shoes still need work.

The gabions were primed with self etched spray.
Next i will paint them in tan, once dry i will apply varnish, can be flat or gloss, no matter.
Once the varnish is dry i will mix some vallejo smoke with Citadel Agrax earthwash.

Figure looks good, purposeful I think describes him well. I didn't mean to suggest the conversion was easy, just easier than cutting limbs into sections and reanimating them, that said I wouldn't like to try bending a figure like that.

Cheers Simon

Looks like we're in for another treat.

Malc

Gosh there's some fantastic progress there. Love it, keep it coming
Melanie

Mind that some figures are easy to bend parts without losing its shape, others require pliers
One thing i have not got to like much, at least yet is plastic or resin.
I still prefer metal over them.
Cheers my friend.

I have to saythe the newly refirmulated paints from Army painter perform really well.
Cheers!

Thank you so much Melanie

Gabions are done,
I will place them on the base later on.

I have finished the Face few minutes ago

Nice defence system, slightly less loathsome than having to dig a trench. I like the foliage on the tops.

Cheers Simon

Thanks Simon,
I have seen some examples of Gabions and the foliage looks right, i imagine they were filled with dirt from around them and some had some sprouts.

Thanks Kev!

I have added the 2 gabions and 2 officers.
Marquis de la Fayette and a mounted 4th light continental Dragoon will come next...

Rather stunning seeing like that, it feels like one is immersed in the diorama itself, brilliant.

Cheers Simon