French Revolution War vignettes - Mule

[bluewillow]

I like to add small table pieces to my revolutionary wars/ Napoleonic tables from time to time. I have quite a few to complete over the next 12 months

Here is my latest piece a lady leading her mule to market.
Lady is from foundry, mule from Mirliton. Another entry for the analogue painting challenge!







Cheers
Matt

[Barry S]

Nice work Matt.

[MaleGriffin]

Lovely vignette! Thank you for identifying the figures. I'm going to look them up.

[OSHIROmodels]

I like that 

[bluewillow]

Cheers guys, some more pieces coming

[vtsaogames]

Lovely.

[CapnJim]

I like that.  Well done!

[FifteensAway]

Such lovely pieces are the very essence of a game that qualifies as eye candy.  Rank upon rank - or whatever formation - of uniformed, or not, of the mainstay fighters is fine but it is these extra elements that raise a game above "good looking" to 'delectable' (thus: eye candy).

[carlos marighela]

Very nice piece indeed!

[duc de limbourg]

I always like and have various vignettes on the table. This looks very good

[forrester]

Very nice and I like the ideas of decorative vignettes though they tend to get pushed to the back of the queue a bit.

[bluewillow]

Very nice and I like the ideas of decorative vignettes though they tend to get pushed to the back of the queue a bit.

I like to have them on the desk and as a change up just complete one every now and then to help when slogging through large units.

Cheers
Matt

[tomrommel1]

lovely piece

[vtsaogames]

Here, a couple photos of my 15/18mm vivandiere, not near as impressive.





We use her to show which side has the initiative when using such rules. Or general decoration when not. Made by Warmodeling/Fantassin. The foot Vivandiere in the set is much less impressive and has weak ankles. But we love this one.

[bluewillow]

Nice idea, I think I will do something similar with my next piece

Cheers
Matt