WIP Officer of the Royal Ecossais Regiment,Circa 1740's

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Smart and arrogant as an elegant French soldier should be(although he is Scottish but I guess some of the French snobiness of his colleagues has rubbed off on him).

Oda.
 
Smart and arrogant as an elegant French soldier should be(although he is Scottish but I guess some of the French snobiness of his colleagues has rubbed off on him).

Oda.

You could not have saying it better than that my friend, and that is exactly what i am trying to capture here.
Best regards
 
I have worked on the coat a little, still some areas for touch ups.
I have finished the long vest and did some work on the leather belt.
For the reds on the vest i have used vallejo game visceral red, for lights added vermillion red and last lights i've used scarlet ( Vallejo) all of it mixed with Tamiya Flat base x-21.
As for shadows, just added a little bit of black to the red mix.
For the leather belt i have mixed some vallejo leather, dab of red leather and kaki, added few washes of burn umber and finished the edges with orange brown.
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Daniel

Very tasty painting there , like the reds and thanks for sharing the colours used ...they work well

...that flag is looking very close to being worked on !!

This figure really is comng to life now , the fleshwork looks particularly effective

Following with interest as always

Nap
 
Daniel

Very tasty painting there , like the reds and thanks for sharing the colours used ...they work well

...that flag is looking very close to being worked on !!

This figure really is comng to life now , the fleshwork looks particularly effective

Following with interest as always

Nap

Thanks mate,
The flag will be a tremendous amount of work since it has the cross rather than the X, bit i will take the challenge.
Cheere
 
I have finished the cuffs, i jad to do a little modification on them.
The regiment initially had the regular boot cuffs, but around mid 1740's added the Scottish Style flap with 3 buttons., it will change later to a more tight boot cuffs with pointed lace around the cuffs and white troussers from 1758.
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Hi Daniel

Cuffs looking good and as Oda says a history lesson as well .

Question ...is the flag on a brass rod ..I would be concerned it bending with the weight !



Looking forward to more

Nap


Hey Mate, i imagine the flag pole was wood.
 
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