I love this set from Eureka ... I think they'll mostly serve as markers for, well, looting figures |
Intended for 1799 they are seen here re-looting a French baggage train during the Great Patriotic War - none of which has been painted you understand. |
Winter Tufts from Antenociti's Workshop: here |
Mostly satisfied with this pair of bases though I'm least happy with the rose colored tunic on the figure at left. Note the Eureka Mascot carved into the silver pot. |
Those are cart wheel tracks in the road alongside which these two labor. |
A shako of some French troisième compagnie lies abandoned at lower right ... |
The camera captures every error doesn't it? I'm thinking the sloppy blue tunic under the belt there. |
Swarthy. Before the pictures I forgot to go back and edge the base again. In the finals, that will be remedied. |
I thought the goose was going to throw me too, but I saw too many plain white ones to my relief on Google. |
Close up shots - terribly unforgiving to me ... |
The other nigh-insurmountables was the bottle and the vase tied to the saddle. Both were given a coat of brush on gloss after all the dull-coating. |
The bottle ended up looking fine ... |
Wow!! These are special - nicely done!!
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Excellent JOb!
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