the Black Watch at Tel el Kebir 1885

[ghamilt1]

The paint is barely dry on this version of Troop54 42nd Highlander in Egypt during 1885. I made use of the kit supplied ground work, and merely added to it so it would fit on the wood display base. This was one of my Christmas presents, and I have been very busy painting up the whole lot of them, so I will post some the others as well.

 

[SUPER ANTO]

Really, very nice work. Congrats!!!!!!!!!!!!!......

 

[KenBoyle]

Beautiful work Glenn! A great figure and you certainly did it justice.

Cheers,
Ken

 

[Nap]

Hi Glen

Cracking result all the way round

If I did figures with legs T54 releases would be right up there

Great time at Christmas then ..lol

Thanks for sharing

Nap

Have a think about entering FOTM as well

 

[Viking Bob]

I have this to do after some other 54s from Stu, Great painting and the base works well.

 

[akaryu]

Very nice work!

Pierre

 

[MoboSchreuder]

Beautiful work and painting

Mobo

 

[malc]

Great figure well painted

 

[chailey]

Fabulous painting, I really like the Troop 54 figures...too bad I can't see well enough to paint them!

 

[megroot]

Exceptional paintwork

Marc

 

[housecarl]

Lovely piece Glenn.

 

[Blind Pew]

Superb stuff.

 

[John Bowery]

Outstanding and nice little base to set him off.
Cheers
John

 

[tiberius57]

Very nice display! Like the dynamic posture and your outstanding paint work.
Cheers.
Zeno

 

[ghamilt1]

Thanks everyone. I appreciate the feedback and all your kind words.

 

[arj]

Very nicely painted and weathered.
Excellent tartan.

Cheers,
Andrew

 

[ghamilt1]

Thanks Andrew, I had a specific tartan tutorial bookmarked on my home computer. It proved to be a great help with this pattern , I'll look it up and post it here when I get home this evening.

 

[bucsfan21]

Glenn, Very nicely done Glenn. I like the staging and the colors very much. You definitely gave the impression of a very dry climate. No heat fumes radiating from the base, but man you nailed it! Thanks for sharing your work!

All the Best, Terry Martin-Member of the Atlanta Military Figure Society of Atlanta