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Evening all, I gave in - couldn't help it so I have relented and taken some more pics of my progress (I'm sure you don't mind) - I finished detailing the muskets then I gave them including the hands a wash to bring out the shadows, after I attacked the gaiters (these were not going to be great as the moulding was actually just trousers so a while back I tried to scrape and file the lower area of the leg - below the knee to show where the gaiter would hold the trouser bottom In) I painted a few layers of Black to just below the knee but left Two of them with there trousers intact (they had lost there gaiters in the battle). I then used my lighter skin colour back on the hands to highlight them mainly on some of the fingers palm of the hands and knuckles, just the buttons and the cocade on the shako then It will be time to work on the backs containing the haversacks and coat tail details / ammo box sabre etc. OC.
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I thought of that after googling the name and this came up - I quote - OC. Amerigo Vespucci Amerigo Vespucci was an Italian-born merchant, explorer, and navigator from the Republic of Florence, from whose name the term "America" is derived. He became a Castillian citizen in 1505. Between 1497 and 1504, Vespucci participated in at least two voyages of the Age of Discovery, first on behalf of Spain and then for Portugal.Wikipedia
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Amazingly Good mate - did I see a set of steps with hand rails at this scale 😲 just don't know how you do it - must have eyes like a hawk and fingers like a surgeon. OC.
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Thanks Ken, I am quite looking forward to working with MDF its all laser cut but I will super detail it as Its a bit 2 dimensional, I will be adding a floor in the farm house - so I can put some of the figures firing from the bedroom windows, also with some of the brick detail (its flat so I will try to show the mortar lines better) I will probably work on each section while they are flat before I glue the sections together. Then there will be the painting/weathering to do. OC.
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Some news (exciting I hope) when I have finished these bunch and now possibly the drummer boy - I will be (wait for it)..........be starting on the farm complex - base - scenery, I will have to rearrange the table to create more room as the base is quite large at 3 feet by nearly 2 feet, and I still need room for my lamp. OC.
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