42nd Highland Infantry Regiment "Black Watch" at the Battle of Quatre Bras, June, 1815

[Steve Ski]

54mm Resin, Sculpted by Vladimir Danilov, offered by Castle Miniatures.

These figures were painted with oils over an acrylic base. Only the tartans were painted in acrylics with a minor oil wash. The base is a chunk of drift wood found locally along the river with air clay added as the base for the figures, along with standard ground work to finish the affect.

This is an incredibly well sculpted set, especially in this scale, and was a taunting challenge I just couldn’t pass up. This was truly a fun run and well worth stretching my comfort zone. These figures are Classic!

Cheer, Ski.

 

[arj]

Absolutely superb Steve.
Very, very well done.

Cheers,
Andrew

 

[Brimmer]

very good nice diorama scene

 

[MoboSchreuder]

Wow fantastic work

Mobo

 

[NigelR]

Wow, the finished group looks incredible. Good work on the weathering.

Very well done indeed, definitely worth all the effort!!

 

[Ferris]

Congrats on finishing this painting journey! Terrific work, a very impressive piece!

Adrian

 

[1969]

This was well worth the wait to see the end result, it's amazing to see you kept the same high standard of painting throughout the project.
Figures are placed just right to tell the story.
Excellent work mate,
Steve

 

[Steve Ski]

Absolutely superb Steve.
Very, very well done. Cheers, Andrew

Thank you, Andrew!

very good nice diorama scene

Thanks, Brimmer.

Wow, the finished group looks incredible. Good work on the weathering.

Very well done indeed, definitely worth all the effort!!

Thank you Nigel, thx for following along, too.

Congrats on finishing this painting journey! Terrific work, a very impressive piece!

Adrian

Thanks, Adrian, I appreciate that.

This was well worth the wait to see the end result, it's amazing to see you kept the same high standard of painting throughout the project.
Figures are placed just right to tell the story.
Excellent work mate,
Steve

Ya Buddy, finally done. thanks for following along as always

 

[Grod]

Superb!

 

[Tommi]

This is awesome and right up my street. I also have the entire collection of figures to paint one day, very inspirational
Tommi

 

[David Spencer]

I love it. How long did it take?

 

[Merryweather]

Super job Steve, a real epic!

 

[PLG]

Excellent painting.

Peter

 

[Steve Ski]

Superb!

Thank you very much!

This is awesome and right up my street. I also have the entire collection of figures to paint one day, very inspirational
Tommi

Thanks, Tommi. This was a fun set, very well sculpted.

I love it. How long did it take?

Thank you, David. Looks like just over 10 months. I haven't finished a dio in less than a year, everrrrrrrrr, lol.

Super job Steve, a real epic!

Thank you, Sir!

Excellent painting. Peter

Thanks, Peter!

 

[David Spencer]

My god!
That's fast by my standards.
Excellent job.

 

[Steve Ski]

My god!
That's fast by my standards.
Excellent job.

Hey Brother, fast for me too. I'm a slooooooooowww painter.

 

[Mike - The Kiwi]

Fabulous to see the final results Ski,
you gotta be proud of this mate!

So much detail & cannot believe your productivity on this.
Especially like way you’ve blended all the figures into the groundwork. Each seem to fit & are part of overall composition.
Fitting conclusion to this whole journey you shared with us thanks!

What are your favourite figures & parts of this project?
MikeTheKiwi

 

[Steve Ski]

Fabulous to see the final results Ski,
you gotta be proud of this mate!

What are your favourite figures & parts of this project?
MikeTheKiwi

Thanks, Mike, greatly appreicated. Favorite fig, the Hatchet Man, and the funnest part, after 9 tartans I'd say the ground work, HA! It was all fun on this run, honestly.

Cheers, Ski.

 

[Viking Bob]

Absolutely stunning, lovely painting on all those kilts. Excellent painting all round, hats off to you.

 

[kempie]

Simply stunning mate. Absolutely superb!!

Cheers, kempie