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After I have finished working on these Two Cavalry figures, before I can place them on the road way - I will be doing a wee bit of scenery work, by extending the wall behind my Two 95th Rifles, as in real life it would have extended perhaps another Ten Yards or so from the place mine cut off, it will just be the smallest piece of MDF to go on then painted - weathered to match the wall. This is a mdern view of LHS it was slightly different in 1815 - the wall to the Left by the duck pond - other side of the main gates was taller (same hight as the rest of the wall) OC.
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Nothing to grand to post - I decided to apply a coat of Satin top coat on my (Now Black) LGs steed, but its gone too far the other way now and is too shiny - so some Flat will be needed over the top, I have also been doing some careful shading with my wash with a wee bit of matt added - so here are the pics - not much to see compared to the others. OC.
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Not many period sailor figures around at the moment in 72nd scale - you would think there would be more. OC.
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I have come across this company - OC. https://www.newcapmaquettes.com/Crew-Figures.html
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So sorry for your loss of your loved one - no words can mean anything at this time - just lots of love. OC.
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If memory serves me I think the 1.5 x 3 is for your First layer of planking and the 1 x 4 is for your Second planking to go over the top of the first, as long as you have coverd the area from the keel to the top of the frames on both sides that will be your platform to start you second planking including the whale and profille planks that stick out a bit proud of the planking. Oh and then to make up the upper wall width (in my case - 3.5) after planking both layers on the hull, you can cut back the frames level with the false deck and add the inner wall planks of 1 x 3 or 1 x 4 what ever ones you choose. OC.
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I am trying to work a wash quiry out - the washes I use on my figures (all acrylics) tend to make the Matt paint surfaces on my figures slightly shinny like a satin finish, I wonder if the washes are like a satin texture to help them flow well, I was wondering if I could mix a 50-50 mix of my acrylic ultra matt varnish in with my wash in my wet palette - wonder if it would work to stop making the figures go shinny. OC.
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I have been looking through my stash to try to make up a single Royal horse Guard, and I have a mash-up of parts - bottom section from my old Hussars - torso and arms and head from my Union brigade, I also have a single galloping horse with the correct saddle - pack etc - it should work (perkaps......) OC.
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I have decided after doing some research - to change the colour of the Horse under my LG as it should really be a Black large horse and not a Bay, also I have decided to add a single Royal horse Guard, as they where also involved in the mass attack on the French lines, he will be placed near the kitchen gardens hedge. The Blue in the jacket below will be darker as it will be just a Dark Blue. OC
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