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  1. Diegoff

    MINIATURAS FORTES NEWS!

    Thanks Nap! It is based on several different paintings. I have depicted an Officer from Cheshire Regiment at Audregnies, 24 Aug 1914. By the moment I have not planned future figures. It all depends on demand. :)
  2. Diegoff

    MINIATURAS FORTES NEWS!

    I have finished the sculpting of my last -by now- 75 mm. figure: a British Officer in 1914. We will get the first copies the next week and the boxart painted by Jorge Fano in a near future. You can order it in http://www.miniaturasfortes.com/
  3. Diegoff

    WIP Sergeant, Spanish Cazadores, 1813

    Alll those badges are from Cavalry. Cazadores de Olivenza was a light Cavalry Regiment.
  4. Diegoff

    WIP Sergeant, Spanish Cazadores, 1813

    The collar badge was that of the regiment. Usually a letter or nothing at all. The Cazadores badge was the buglehorn on the chaco.
  5. Diegoff

    Castle Miniatures Newss Life"

    Great idea and execution!
  6. Diegoff

    New Release from Ellie's Miniatures - Officer Gordon Highlanders Tyrah Campaign

    Yesterday I was reading an old article published in Military Illustrated and he is a great possible subject.
  7. Diegoff

    New Release from Ellie's Miniatures - Officer Gordon Highlanders Tyrah Campaign

    Well, I tried to sculpt a Lieutenant Colonel of Gordon Highlanders during the Tyrah campaign. :) We studied some other options before, like HLI...
  8. Diegoff

    PART 1 - Artists/illustrators

    José Cusachs (1851-1908) was an Artillery Major in the Spanish Army when he retired to be a painter:
  9. Diegoff

    LT. COLONEL GORDONS, 1897

    This is my last finished sculpture: Lt. Colonel Gordon Highlanders, Tyrah campaign 1897. The scale is 1/24 (75 mm.) and is made mainly in Magic Sculpt.
  10. Diegoff

    Open Book Ellies Miniatures Naval Brigade figure

    Thanks a lot Richie, for the kind words! :) Are you going to put the wide brimmed straw hat? That is a quite cool option.
  11. Diegoff

    British Officer 1804 Egypt - 75mm - Model Cellar

    That is why Mike Good is one of my preferred sculptors! :)
  12. Diegoff

    NEW BOXART ARQUEBUSIER MINIATURAS FORTES

    Exactly! Fighting the Turkish Empire at Algeria. :)
  13. Diegoff

    NEW BOXART ARQUEBUSIER MINIATURAS FORTES

    Finally, I have painted the figure and we have th new box art for our spanish arquebusier:
  14. Diegoff

    WIP Critique A Miliciana of the Spanish Civil War

    The 98K carbine was introduced in Spain after the Civil War (1943). The most usual weapon was the spanish Mauser 1893: http://svahistoria.blogspot.com.es/2012/11/el-mosqueton-mauser-espanol-modelo-1943.htm Hope that it helps.
  15. Diegoff

    WIP Critique A Miliciana of the Spanish Civil War

    Yes, Dan. It is an effect of the net: there are some inaccuracies that are multiplied ad infinitum. It is necessary to be cautious with all that kind of information. However, it is a nice figure and you just have to change the name. :)
  16. Diegoff

    WIP Critique A Miliciana of the Spanish Civil War

    Hi Dan. That is a great idea beutifully done. Now the bad news :happy: I was puzzled that a SMLE could end in the Spanish Civil War. I have made a short search in Google and found that the photo was taken in Haifa, 1951 by David Seymour. So she is an israeli girl...
  17. Diegoff

    Part 2 Naval Brigade up date (Ellie's Miniatures)

    I am working with a lot of referencies. The only thing that is for sure is that there were a lot of minor changes un the RN equipment in those years. Thanks everybody for looking!
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