Completed Napoleon Advancing (Phoenix Models)

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Here's my version of 'Napoleon Advancing' (Phoenix Models, 54mm) from S&D Models, who now produce this range of figures.
Painted as usual in oils over Humbrol enamels and printers inks for metallic items.
The W.I.P. can be found HERE.

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Cheers,
Andrew
 
Lovely seeing this little charmer painted up Andrew.
Beautifully presented with sofa helping figures to pop out!
And thanks for tip on S&D Models now doing Phoenix Models
https://www.sanddmodels.co.uk/products_43_figures.htm
Absolute treat to reminisce through the old catalog.
Number of these were sculpted by Roger Saunders before Hornet so have his trademark style.
MikeTheKiwi
 
Lovely job Andrew. Some very neat work on the lady and the chaise-longue. I love her expression - she isn't convinced is she:LOL:

Phil
 
Lovely seeing this little charmer painted up Andrew.
Beautifully presented with sofa helping figures to pop out!
And thanks for tip on S&D Models now doing Phoenix Models
https://www.sanddmodels.co.uk/products_43_figures.htm
Absolute treat to reminisce through the old catalog.
Number of these were sculpted by Roger Saunders before Hornet so have his trademark style.
MikeTheKiwi

Thank you for your kind comment Mike.
S&D Models have a very nice range.
It's a pity that the three Phoenix interior backdrops did not join the figures.

Cheers,
Andrew
 
Lovely job Andrew. Some very neat work on the lady and the chaise-longue. I love her expression - she isn't convinced is she:LOL:

Phil

Thank you Phil.
Masking tape was used for the striping of the sofa, to overcome my shakiness of hand.
As for the lady, the dress had a base coat of Humbrol enamel, washed with a darker oil, and finally dry-brushed with Humbrol white matt enamel.
The dry-brushing somehow resulted in a serendipitous texture.
I'm pleased with her expression. It's come out more or less exactly as I wanted it.

Cheers,
Andrew
 
Hi Andrew

Great to see this finished and you've done thus credit , agree about the look on her face ....almost resignation to the hand moving towards her ...lol

A nice little set piece and goes to show what can be done with older but classic figures

Hope we're going to see some more from you soon

Thanks for sharing

Why not enter something into FOTM as well as voting in the previous month

Happy benchtime

Nap
 
Hi Andrew

Great to see this finished and you've done thus credit , agree about the look on her face ....almost resignation to the hand moving towards her ...lol

A nice little set piece and goes to show what can be done with older but classic figures

Hope we're going to see some more from you soon

Thanks for sharing

Why not enter something into FOTM as well as voting in the previous month

Happy benchtime

Nap

Hi Kevin,

I'm pleased you like my version of this golden oldie.
I have another oldie on the bench ... Ensign Miniatures mess dress ... Lt. of Black Watch.

Cheers,
Andrew
 
D'you know - back in the day, when Phoenix was, along with Poste Militaire, the top of the tree, I personally never paid them much heed. Don't know why, maybe I just associated them with the "Follies" range. That is a major regret, as there was much more to them than bums and ****s. Heigh-ho:sorry:

Phil
 

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