WIP Pegaso Drummer Boy of the 44th Regt. of Foot 1812.

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Hi Geoff

We are all very happy seeing the way you do things ....this hobby is all about enjoyment IMO ...as long as your happy with the results that's all that matters

We all can appreciate other painters work no matter what level ...that's what PF is all about as well ,,,,ENJOYMENT

Look forward to seeing this at Yeovil Show

Happy benchtime

Nap
 
Hi Geoff

We are all very happy seeing the way you do things ....this hobby is all about enjoyment IMO ...as long as your happy with the results that's all that matters

We all can appreciate other painters work no matter what level ...that's what PF is all about as well ,,,,ENJOYMENT

Look forward to seeing this at Yeovil Show

Happy benchtime
Nap

Thanks Nap, that is just what I say mate, and it's my model I will do it the way I want.

I hope to get him finished by then, tricky bit coming up, the thin lines on the lacing, I don't think my hand is steady enough for a brush so have been thinking of a coloured pencil sharpened to a chisel point like we used to do in Tech Drawing at school, will post pics after I have done a couple if it works OK.

Cheers
Geoff
 
Geoff I must get myself a drummer the yellow uniform is a real eye catcher, following with interest, no doubt you will have this finished tonight lol.
TERRY

Thanks Terry, the yellow does make a change, but what a target for a musket.

You get one it's a super bust but no it will not be finished tonight, we have been out all day, sorry.

Cheers
Geoff
 
I also will have to get one and do either a white jacket or green. I have not got the Bible with me at the mo, so will have to wait till I get home.
Looking very nice Geoff.

I can see you doing at least a couple of them Bob, it just needs an infantry man in scarlet with the matching facing colour to go with it.

Cheers mate
Geoff
 
I cannot get the lace lines right sadly the old hand is not steady enough so they will stay the base colour, but I shall pick them out with a very thinned down dark pin-wash of artist's oils which should make them look better.

I shall try and post some more pics tomorrow.

Cheers Geoff
 
I cannot get the lace lines right sadly the old hand is not steady enough so they will stay the base colour, but I shall pick them out with a very thinned down dark pin-wash of artist's oils which should make them look better.

I shall try and post some more pics tomorrow.

Cheers Geoff


Lace details are never easy mate , sure it will look good anyway ...and definately finished before my next one !

Look forward to see you ( and Helen of course ) in October at Yeovil show

Happy benchtime

Nap
 
Lace details are never easy mate , sure it will look good anyway ...and definately finished before my next one !

Look forward to see you ( and Helen of course ) in October at Yeovil show

Happy benchtime

Nap

Thanks Mate, looking forward to the shows Yeovil and Bugle Call.

Cheers
Geoff
 
I have done the pin-wash and pleased with the way it has come out, more definition now without being over done.

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Will now have to leave this part alone now to let it fully dry before I whiten up the shoulder fluffy bits.

So now finish off the Shako which I have been doing while waiting for bits to dry on the tunic, then the head, which is the reverse way I usually do things.

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Cheers
Geoff
 
Hi Geoff

That looks really good ,the lace is very effective indeed

Looking at the shako ...very impressive detailing on the sculpting of the plate

Following right by you

Happy benchtime

Nap
 
Geoff. Thanks for the reply and the info on the 28th. Fortunately I have a copy of the Pericoli book. It is an excellent reference and my copy is well worn from use.
 
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