Russian Civil War Anarchists

[Wirelizard]

How does Copplestone compare size-wise with Artizan?  In Artizan's WW II Partisan's line, there are two sets of eastern front partisans with Mosin-Nagant rifles - I plan on using them to fight Freikorps in actions in the Baltic region, and wondered if I could mix in some Copplestone for variety (as if some are Latvian Townsmen, some in ex-Imperial Russian uniform, etc).   

Artizan figures are a bit slenderer than Copplestone, but close enough to the same height that you should be just fine using them together. If I have time tomorrow evening I'll look through my photos, I'm fairly sure I've got some pictures of my Copplestone & Artizan pulp figures together.

[Neldoreth]

Thanks guys for the positive feedback on these, appreciated!

In regards to the red hat, I think it's plausible, there were plenty of red hats going around back then

Reenactors are always perfectly historically accurate, right?!?



Thanks
n.

[Patrice]

I did not comment them one year ago (perhaps I was jealous?  ) but they are really nice.

[Atheling]

I did not comment them one year ago (perhaps I was jealous?  ) but they are really nice.

Well, I've just noticed them and they are lovely miniatures and very well painted! 

Darrell.

[former user]

the painting is classy, but I cannot but love the sublime colour palette, especially the red hat.

I could be led into assuming that You color-inked over a very hard highlighted low chroma?

[Neldoreth]

Thanks for the positive feedback!

I could be led into assuming that You color-inked over a very hard highlighted low chroma?

No, but that is a cool idea! It's done with pure highlighting.

Thanks
n.

[former user]

wow!
smooth!

[Red Orc]

Yes, very nice painting on some great minis.

I'm looking for some figures that I can use for militia troops in RCW/BoB settings and these look excellent for the job.