Looks good, that's a really convincing pose, very effective.

I agree with what Nigel has said, very well animated.

Malc

terrific work..

Nigel,Malc,Nap, Warren; thank you all very much for your continued interest and support. It really does help me keep up the momentum.
Cheers
Neil

Fusilier 13 is ready for painting


Cheers
Neil

Great animation......and fabulous sideburns!

Another well animated figure.

Malc

Great work..

Excellent. A most enjoyable build. Rgds victor

Thanks everyone for the great comments and likes.
Fusilier 13 is painted



and assembled











And here's a taster of the effect, although it's not how they will ultimately be arranged.



Thanks for following, now it's on to Fusilier 14!
cheers
Neil

Wow, looking really good Neil, keep going!

Good stuff. Fun to watch. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Gents.
Oh dear I REALLY do need help! My two projects are cross-fertilizing!
I’ve only gone and created another fusilier…..
I was looking at them all lined up and I decided I really need another standing firing figure, and Fusilier 15 was an obvious candidate so I replaced his right arm and tweaked his left arm
Before





After




The legs of Fusilier 13 came from the Airfix AWI British Grenadier, but they don’t HAVE to have gaiters, do they, and I’ve got some of those US Marine legs still,…. and I have the spare torso from the British Grenadier that I can think of no good use for, and with a bit of carving the uniform could be made into a Fusilier jacket….





…and before I knew it there was Fusilier 16






Obviously there’s a lot of work to make him into a fusilier, but I just couldn’t help myself
The shako and equipment is all easy, especially as I can 3D print some of it- except that it means I have to texture another bloody furry pack! The British Grenadier had one but I’ve already used it. I’m still determined to USE UP THE STASH and the only one I have left is with the French Imperial Guardsman kit (I know I could sculpt it but I can’t be arsed). So now I have to think of a use for that kit without the pack-shouldn’t be too difficult but it adds another project to the growing list
So there we are, just as the end was coming into sight!
Cheers
Neil

LOL! This will be worth the wait though........

Fun to watch this. I have many (many) Historex backpacks. I can send some over, if you can use them.

Excellent work... keep them coming I say..

That's very kind, Rob, thank you, but one is enough and I AIN'T doing any more after that one!