Standard Bearer of the Grenadier Guards 1814 (Pegaso 75 MM )

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This challenging figure whas the birthday gift last january from my sons. It is a 75 mm Pegaso figure and depict a Standard bearer of the Grenadier Guards in 1814. As always painted with oils and printers inkt.
Any comment good or bad is welcome.

Marc

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Surely this is a standard bearer of the Grenadiers of the Guard (I know the First Foot Guards did not become the Grenadier Guards until some time after Waterloo.....!).

Beautifully painted and presented.

Mike
 
Excellent work Marc, you did a fine job on a very demanding figure and as Ian said the flag is perfect !
75mm figures are not for my eyes anymore so i know the time you spent with all those details!
Congratulations!!!
 
Hi Marc.I saw this figure at Dusseldorf when you started this one. I did wish you the best of luck with all the details on the flag. But you just did managed that very well. Big compliments for the results. Hope to see him soon in real time. (y)
 
A very demanding figure this one. No wonder we don't see many!
Have you considered shading the lettering to make them more stitched on? Much easier said than done I know.......
 
Have you considered shading the lettering to make them more stitched on? Much easier said than done I know.......
Yes I did, But it became a mess and had to do the flag all over again. The lettering is not sharp edged but round. So the thin paint flows over the lettering.
Any good tip to do this and make the lettering sharper is welcome.

Marc
 
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