WIP Critique Historex Naples Line Artillery (7th Regt.)

[Historex Rob]

Building from spare parts.

Basic work has commenced. Will update periodically.

Comments/criticisms welcome.

 

[Briggsy]

I feel I have seen this somewhere else! Looking forward to seeing this take shape.

Cheers Simon

 

[NigelR]

Well, it all looks good so far......

 

[Malkie]

As someone who is just returning to Historex and modelling in general, I will definately be following this.

Malkie

 

[Nap]

Hi Rob

Thanks for sharing this , nice subject , have you replaced the head ?

Be interested in seeing your references on this

Following with interest

Have fun at the bench

Nap

 

[Historex Rob]

Hi Rob

Thanks for sharing this , nice subject , have you replaced the head ?

Be interested in seeing your references on this

Following with interest

Have fun at the bench

Nap

Using the Historex/Nemrod resin head… heads actually, as I’ve now grown the project into a three-figure vignette.

 

[Briggsy]

Using the Historex/Nemrod resin head… heads actually, as I’ve now grown the project into a three-figure vignette.

Brilliant, sit still too long and the figures multiply!!

Cheers Simon

 

[Historex Rob]

Brilliant, sit still too long and the figures multiply!!

Cheers Simon

Exactly. It’s also a great use of that particular Historex/Nemrod heads set.

I think calling it a vignette may be a stretch though. I don’t have a story to tell amongst the figures (though they will interact)… it will probably be more of an Osprey plate. lol

But, I have hours of cleaning, carving, and detailing ahead, so I may yet come up with something.

 

[Briggsy]

Exactly. It’s also a great use of that particular Historex/Nemrod headset.

I think calling it a vignette may be a stretch though. I don’t have a story to tell amongst the figures (though they will interact)… it will probably be more of an Osprey plate. lol

But, I have hours of cleaning, carving, and detailing ahead, so I may yet come up with something.

Ha yes that's how most of mine progress, very little planning just let it evolve.

Cheers Simon