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Thanks Mark, also on the small space I have available ( I measured the unit it will sit on in a case) is 36inches x 18inches, the farm building after being cut down will be 25 x 14inches, but I will have both sides seperate by the building. So - on the inside of the farm and on its roofs will be the KGL units both Light and Line regimants with a combination of rifles and muskets, on the front eadge (about 4inches wide) will be the attacking French including the Four Cuirassiers, and slightly to the Right will be a handful of 95th (Sharpes men) and further to the Left inside the Orchard will be some more French troops. There should just be enough (with a tight sqeeze) to fit about 100 figures. This is the amount of trimming I will need to do - it wont be too bad as I will leave a false wall at the back that would represent the rear cattle sheds. OC.
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Great work, also nice to see so amny new faces on here. OC.
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A bit more progress today following a lot of research and internet reading - then more reading, to find out what actual sections of what units where involved in the attack on La Haye Sainte. What I have found out is the main (first) attack on the farm by the French was by 54 and 55 Ligne (line regimant) these regimants consisted of Fusiliers (in Four groups - 1/2/3 and 4 and the different ranks within, then there was the Grenadiers again falling into different ranks, also there was the Voltigeurs again in different ranks of coomand. Following these up were the Two squadrons of Cuirassiers 1 and 2 company. So here is the second finished Cuirassier -
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You will need to attache the table to the wall when its done - looks very interesting. OC.
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Thinking about how these figures must look a bit repetative but I can tell you - so much work goes into each one, firstly by attaching the arms/heads weapons etc, then they need a bit of a clean up to remove the mold seams, then after priming with a flat coat and drying, they then need all the various shades of paint followed by the re touch ups where my fine brush has strayed. And dont foreget the size of them - just 28mm tall making a strap for example needing the finest brush I own a minus 10 size with what looks like just a single hair. Think its going to take a bout a year to make all the figures........ OC.
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Excellent work my friend - she is looking superb, full credit to you. OC.
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Excellent work - so worthwhile doing all the alterations, takes me back to my Pearl build. OC.
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