Chris Ribchester
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Looking very good, will watch for updates.
Chris
Chris
WIP USMC, Battle of Bull Run, July 1861, FeR miniatures.
- Thread starter Viking Bob
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Viking Bob
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Tony; nearly there with this one, rank chevrons and hands to do, so nearly finished, I really appreciate you looking in and giving feed back.
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Viking Bob
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Chris; see the latest update pic not a lot to do now, he will soon be done.
Andrew; I hope this is going to be good its my photo's that are crap.
sd0324
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I am going to paint this one as well, it's a great figure. So the trousers were a light gray? Been trying to decide from references. You are doing a wonderful job on this in my opinion.
Steve
Steve
Viking Bob
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Hi Steve, Quote from the afore mentioned site
'all Marines were permitted to wear white linen, or cotton trousers, cut like the sky blue trousers.'
http://www.navyandmarine.org/historicalref/usmc_uniforms/index.htm
This photo which is from the United States Marine Corp history company http://usmchc.org/
Shows the duck trousers in White
Matt McGrath
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Just got this figure recently, so I'll be following your work. Excellent so far!
anstontyke
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just caught up with this bob, excellent work.
tony
tony
Geoff Charman
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I missed the start of this one Bob, he looks really good, I also like the base work, shall contiue to watch your progress.
Geoff
Geoff
Viking Bob
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Thanks for the comments but this was Nov 2016, it has been finished but I can't locate the page on here, will post some piccies later.
Viking Bob
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Sorry about the smudgy snaps, taken with my phone, as said earlier I can't find the completed post from Nov 2016.
Hope you like
Viking Bob
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Cheers Andrew don't know what I did.
clrsgt
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My good wife must have been listening or reading over my shoulder and I found this one under the Xmas tree. I is on my to do shelf to do right after the 19th Legere Sapper bust from Storm Trooper (also from my bride). Now that I have him I am more convinced than ever that the lad needs hair. BTW, if I did not already say so your finished marine looks terrific.
anstontyke
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stunning finish bob
tony
tony
Squiremon
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Beautiful work and an outstanding subject matter. Greatly enjoyed your sbs. Pleasure to know of your interest in this historical period and your reenactment activities. Actively reenacted for 20 years including 135th 1st Manassas, Antietam (Sharpsburg), Shiloh, Gettysburg among others.
KenBoyle
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I missed this back in 2016. 
Beautifully done Bob! I like the wear and tear on the trousers and the groundwork sets it off nicely.
Cheers and Happy New Year,
Ken
Beautifully done Bob! I like the wear and tear on the trousers and the groundwork sets it off nicely.
Cheers and Happy New Year,
Ken
Viking Bob
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It' was a lovely hobby, I came over to the States in 2004 for the 140th Cedar Creek. Great times. The toured the battlefields in Virginia and the surrounding area. Many thanks for your comment.
captfue
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Great work looks like a Marine!!
