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Miniatures Adventure => Age of the Big Battalions => Topic started by: Clawed_Greengrass on March 24, 2019, 04:33:43 PM
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Just finished these guys for Sharp Practice and thought i'd show them off. Men of the 64th Regiment (2nd Staffordshire). They are Foundry minis, GMB flags.
Hope you like em ;)
(https://i.imgur.com/Zq2kE5h.jpg)
A couple of closer shots.
(https://i.imgur.com/MufRw1V.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/WGeMtOD.jpg)
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Looking extremely good 8)
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Very nice 8)
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Lovely looking unit.
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Very well painted! And I like your picture setup! Keep them coming!
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Super work, really nice job. :)
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Very good - always nice to see a black-facings regiment on the table.
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Those look terrific. The faces especially.
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Excellent painting :)
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Really nice painting
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Terrific. 👍
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Nice figures ;)
If I could buy a such unit ;D
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Excellent job.
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Beautifully painted and presented figures. I don’t remember seeing a British regimental flag quartered in this way before, red and black ?
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I think it is the angle of the photograph. Not quartered but a red cross dividing up the quadrants with the Union jack in the upper quadrant nearest the staff. At least, I believe that is the case. And maybe a wreath we can't see in the center.
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Very well painted! And I like your picture setup! Keep them coming!
Wot he said.
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I think it is the angle of the photograph. Not quartered but a red cross dividing up the quadrants with the Union jack in the upper quadrant nearest the staff. At least, I believe that is the case. And maybe a wreath we can't see in the center.
Looks like a black and red quartered flag to me .
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I can see how you see that, but below the Union Jack there's a horizontal strip of black (on screen about ~12mm wide by ~5mm high) and above the officer's head on the left of the photo there's a small triangle of black too.
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Thankyou for all the kind comments guys ;)
This is the standard if it helps anyone.
(https://i.imgur.com/E1ZBcgE.gif)
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At some point during the Napoleonic Wars, some (if not all) regiments with black facings adopted a white field for the regimental colours, and white coats for their drummers. As a result there is often confusion about whether this trend stretched back as far as the AWI, but it did not, so the colours and musicians' coats here are accurate.
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Great work on the small clothes and the lace as well.
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Beautiful work!
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fabulous paintjob
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Gentlemen, on closer inspection , I now see that it’s not a quartered flag . My apologies.