WIP Attack on La Haye Sainte at Waterloo in 28mm

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I'm back folks - I decided to attack my painted stash with some brush applied flat coat, they will need a couple of coats to fully go flat.

W.
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Never painted military figures in this scale, though plenty of fantasy pieces, they have a charm all of their own. These look good if a little dark.

Cheers Simon
 
Never painted military figures in this scale, though plenty of fantasy pieces, they have a charm all of their own. These look good if a little dark.

Cheers Simon

Yeah it waa the lighting, I did not set up my bench light for the photos just the kitchen lights.

W.
 
Looking good, there is something nice about having masses of figures all arrayed out in front of you. If you've ever visited Kulmback and been to the castle there are dioramas depicting battles from history using flats. These use tens of thousands of figures, well the big ones do, would love to see similar with 28mm gaming pieces, thar would be awesome.

Cheers Simon
 
Hi W

Good to see you back with these figures , a lot of dedication for sure and a large project

Look forward to seeing more

Have fun

Nap

Looking good, there is something nice about having masses of figures all arrayed out in front of you. If you've ever visited Kulmback and been to the castle there are dioramas depicting battles from history using flats. These use tens of thousands of figures, well the big ones do, would love to see similar with 28mm gaming pieces, thar would be awesome.

Cheers Simon

Agree there ...have a look at PF member MarquisMini threads ......be amazed !

https://www.planetfigure.com/threads/40mm-trident-maison-du-roi.118045/


Nap
 
Wow, stunning and converting in that scale to boot, I have to stop seeing things like this, I really want to stick to what I'm doing. Too many avenues to go down and nowhere near enough years left on the clock.

Will go back and have a better look, but now it's time to paint.

Cheers Simon
 
I have been Flat top coating my figures using my "to go to" acrylic Mig Ammo Lucky Ultra Matt, now when I airbrushed it on (before my airbrush went to other pastures) it went on loverly ultra flat with just the one coat, but as I am now having to brush it on its being a little fussy leaving some shiny patches even after Two coats spaced a day apart - not sure what's going on.
Anyway here are my latest pics -

W.
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Nice work on these, I can see it's going to be an interesting finished product with some really great detail.

Cheers Simon
 
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