Pegaso Models Christmas Figures

[Aveleira]

Hi,

Take a look at the new figures of Pegaso

Standard bearer of the Grenadier Guards, 1814
scale is 75mm
Sculpted by Ebroin
Painted by Aleks Michelotti

 

[swralph]

excellent

 

[megroot]

Finally a Pegaso figure that have a click with me.
This one is also on the list to buy.

marc

 

[Edorta]

Great!!!. I guess the price will be not as high as the highlander. After painting so many standards of these in 54mm it will be ease paint one in this scale, and it seems engraved.

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia

 

[Figurenfreund66]

a great character - from the front, but what happened to the coat-tails for heaven's sake? http://www.imagesdesoldats.com/51-2...arde-imperiale-revue-de-details-1804-1815.jpg The need to look like this!

Hendryk

 

[Tecumsea]

If the flag is billowing out as much as shown then surely it is not unrealistic to assume that the coat tails will be also?

Keith

 

[Figurenfreund66]

Sorry, but have a look at the link, so you'll see that go to the coat-tails in the middle of the skirt together and not on the right side. This has nothing to do with the wind, or a drunken tailor!

Hendryk

 

[Piotrec]

You are right Hendryk. There is a mistake from the accuracy point of view. In my opinion this does not disqualify the figure at all. It it wonderful figure overall.
This inaccuracy is not anything the experienced modeler can not fix. We all want perfect figure, perfect pose, history research, etc. Unfortunately we do not live in utopia. At the end it is just a hobby.

Happy painting all.

 

[Jaybo]

Hendryk is correct.

 

[gommolo]

Hi, this is one of the planche that I used for the historical research. A planche of Rigò. Where is the error?

 

[Figurenfreund66]

Hi Gommolo

Look please look at the link with the image of the uniform, which I have set.
As you'll see the coat tails in the middle of the skirt come together and are non-overlapping sewn on the right side!
http://api.viglink.com/api/click?format=go&key=ea0d35b3b61a2c245784f647d817e194&loc=http://www.planetfigure.com/threads/pegaso-models-christmas-figures.60998/&v=1&libId=fb14fbcb-6f3e-40b4-8f80-255912dcb81c&out=http://www.imagesdesoldats.com/51-211-large/le-grenadier-a-pied-de-la-garde-imperiale-revue-de-details-1804-1815.jpg&ref=http://www.planetfigure.com/forums/figure-news.22/&title=Pegaso Models Christmas Figures | planetFigure | Miniatures&txt=http://www.imagesdesoldats.com/51-2...arde-imperiale-revue-de-details-1804-1815.jpg&jsonp=vglnk_jsonp_13871918973306

Look also at the pictures, I think because you can easily see what I mean!

regards

Hendryk

 

[clrsgt]

Hendryk is correct. The coat tail meet at the center of the back. Still a very good figure.

 

[gommolo]

I'm sorry but the first image is chasseur, the last is before the 1814 (see the cross on the bearskin) and also the middle is before 1814 (first and second tails) and not an officer.

 

[clrsgt]

I broke one of my first rules. Never get involved in a "Rivet" counting argument. I still think Hendryk is correct, but so is Gomolo. I think it depends on one's tailor. This is a photo I came across after my first response. Note the coat tail overlap.

 

[Figurenfreund66]

Oh very interesting - i have never seen that before !

Sorry if I was designed as Nietenzählerei, that was not my intention! I find the character excellently modeled and would have therefore found a great pity if they would have been wrong!
Gommolo - the pictures are what happened to me is not the type of weapon, but rather, this is the section of the Uniform identical, about the time of Napoleon!
However, the argument that the officer, this uniform has so make can not be dismissed out of hand!
Therefore, it is my pleasure that we were able to see that everything is in order with the modeling!

HEndryk