I started on the last of the French Foreign Legionnaires the other night and happened to finish up these last night.
(Remember: click on the pictures
for a bigger version):
The one on the right is from Artizan Designs’
Pulp Adventure line, the fellow on
the left is from Crusader
Miniatures Wild West line – from a pack called “foreigners” which
included gunslinging
scotsman (third picture) and a Russian
Cuirassier (second picture) - I assumed this third fellow in the pack
was supposed to be French – though he could easily be an American Civil War
officer – I figured the pack name of “foreigners” meant they were NOT
American…
Oh bother! I just noticed some
paint got scraped off the Crusader miniature’s holster!? How the heck did THAT
happen!? Bah! I’m posting it anyway and I’ll fix it later…
Coming soon on Tim’s Miniature Wargaming Blog:
As mentioned the last of the French
Foreign Legion (that I have) will be next up. Then I have some Great War German
infantry lined up to go next – along with some WW2 Canadians and some… er…
ELVES!?
Tremendous work again, Tim. I'm always stunned by the number of figures you paint in such a short time.
ReplyDeleteThe chap on the left looks like an ACW office to me too.
That fellow on the right looks like a tough customer.
ReplyDeleteNice figures. I really like the one on the right. The sleeve pinned up is a nice touch.
ReplyDeleteThanks guys! I really like the one on the right too - he looks the business!
ReplyDeleteVery nice as always, Tim. I do love the red trousers of the period. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteVery nice looking Officers figures, great work!
ReplyDeletePhil.