WIP First Legion,75 mm French Revolutionary Soldier

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Viking Bob

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This may take some time, I have dug out my files and some extra fine wire wool and cleaned this one up. Now he has been primed with Corax white from Citadel.
I have made a start on the bicorne and the face. I have finished the back pack and this will be attached at a later date.
Thats all for now, be back sort of......... soonish.

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Great start Bob. This is a cracker of a figure. So I kick myself for not asking about his one at Expo last month since First Legion had a table in the vendor's room.
 
That's a great figure, and I'm looking forward to seeing more (y)
Phil
Great start Bob. This is a cracker of a figure. So I kick myself for not asking about his one at Expo last month since First Legion had a table in the vendor's room.
I considered picking this up at World Expo, so I look forward to your progress
More, more :p

C'mon Bob don't let little things like eating and sleep stop you - press on I'm dying to see this one finished.

Paul
A super figure Bob.
I will enjoy watching this take shape Mate
Keith


Thank you all for the words of encouragement, more soon.
Regards
 
Hi Bob.
Looking forward to the stripes on the trousers,
What colour will they be Blue or a nice shade of Pink.
Bring back tartan.

On a serious note any one know why the two different
colours on the trousers.
Mick
 
This is going to be great, love the figure, great start
Cheers
Al
Nice start Bob. It looks cracker of a figure, as you Brits say.
Chris

Hi Bob.
Looking forward to the stripes on the trousers,
What colour will they be Blue or a nice shade of Pink.
Bring back tartan.

On a serious note any one know why the two different
colours on the trousers.
Mick

If my memory serves me correctly they were made from ticking material https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ticking
So whatever colour was available would have sufficed.

Thanks for looking in,
Thanks Al, for the confidence in my painting.
Mick, they may well be plain white but the red or blue were the colours of the revolution and soldiers lbeing soldiers loved nothing better than to show a bit of defiance regarding uniform regs.
Chris, Its a cracker alright or a corker dependant on which side of the world you reside.
Billy, cheers

Thank you very much for your input everyone.
Regards
 
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