Completed Confederate Standard Bearer

[Felduniform]

Hello friends,
I´ve finished my confederate standard bearer.
Some words to the figure: it´s is a modification of a 70mm figure from Alexander Miniatures.
The inspiration for it was the color bearer of Don Troiani.
I hope you like it.

Greetings
Günther

http://theamericancivilwarminiatures.blogspot.de/

 

[montythefirst]

Fantastic Günther as always

 

[megroot]

beautifull work.

Marc

 

[Grod]

The colourful flag contrasts well with the drabness of the uniform.
Nice job.
Gordon

 

[Kevin D.]

VERY nice Gunther,

Like Gordon said, Nice contrasts! I like the changes that you made.

I like the pole and the difference in colors that you used while making the entire piece in "butternut".

Kevin

 

[phil_h]

Nice - I think this has a lot of character, fantastic work

Phil

 

[John Bowery]

Very nicely done.
Cheers
John

 

[mark126804]

Very Very Nice.

Mark

 

[Chris Ribchester]

Very nicely done, like it.
Chris

 

[Mark S]

Beautifully done....excellent looking piece.

 

[franceso sbarile]

Very good work..
Francesco

 

[T-34/85]

Excellent butternut colors. I think that there were 13 stars on the confederate battle flags, I could be wrong, but great figure,

Tom

 

[Felduniform]

Hello friends,
thanks a lot for your nice comments.
Tom: You are right, 13 stars are correct. But sometimes it were 12 like the Mississippi Infantry.
The sculptor of the figure made 12 and therefore I also painted 12.
Thamks for you help.
Greetings, Günther

 

[Andre]

Exquisite painting, very well handled by a very competent painter.

Slainte,

Andy

 

[F Troop]

Hello friends,
thanks a lot for your nice comments.
Tom: You are right, 13 stars are correct. But sometimes it were 12 like the Mississippi Infantry.
The sculptor of the figure made 12 and therefore I also painted 12.
Thamks for you help.
Greetings, Günther

Correct - in fact quite a few Confederate flags only display 12 stars.

 

[Mike Stevens]

Nicely done Gunther!

 

[Felduniform]

Hello Andy, Rick and Mike,
thanks for your comments.
Greetings, Günther