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14 comments:
*laughs* I like him. The big fellow has a charming character. Perhaps he might make a good sergeant for the lads.
That's one fine looking Jock!
sc - That might be an idea. I'll have to see how he looks next to the rest of the lads. He has the first musket I made, which is very bulky, more like an elephant musket (might almost qualify as light artillery!)! lol
Thanks for the comments, guys!
I like him too.
-- Jeff
A lovely figure, full of personality.
A very pleasant figure - compliments!
A sergeant with an 'amusette'? Sounds slightly WH40K, but then...
Looking forward to see the regiment growing up.
Cheers,
Jean-Louis
Hello Fitz,
YEAH that's the ticket! Wow! A regiment of those fellas might send the opposition to the rear without a fight. (But then what fun would that be, since we are wargamers? HA HA) Excellent paint job as well. I wish my efforts were half as good. So...when will the whole bunch have their photo posted?
Yours,
Martin
Martin,
Thanks. I think the plaid actually looks better in the photo than in person! lol
As for the rest, I have 3 more ready to paint and several more that need arming (i.e. more sculpting to add hair, bonnets, arms, etc.). It'll take a while to get them all done and posted (I have done less then I wanted to this week due to "real life" - mostly just busy at work).
How dare reality rear its ugly head when the hobby urge is upon you? Hur, hur, hur.
A super figure - he looks great - well done indeed.
Yes that 'ole blunderbuss is exactly the sort of weapon a rough and tumble sergeant might want to tote about, just for the extra 'weight' for close encounters with cavalry...
Your sculpt looks just fine painted up!
Hi... I love the umbrella.... Wellington forbide ist use to British officers under fire in the Peninsular...
Rafa
Hoots man wheres yer troosers ?
Nice animated and painted highlander.
-- Allan
Interesting, Rafa! (the umbrella idea was lifted from "A Bridge Too Far" where one of the Brits carried around a "brolly")
Allan - Their motto/battlecry is (stolen from Terry Pratchett's Wee Free Men, in keeping with the spirit of the wee free men!):
"They can tak ooer lives but they cannae tak ooer troosers!" :-)
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