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Another change of plan (who said Waterloo research was easy lol) anyway one of my 2nd Life Guards is going to be changed for a Kings Dragoon Guard same body slightly different colour details but his head will need changing as he wears a different helmet - higher peak and some hair detail. So here we have a comparison between the 2nd Life Guards (First plate) and the Kings Dragoon Guards OC.
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Evening all, I mananged a couple of hours on my little ones today - I started off by making Two 2nd Life Guards from my old light cavalry spru and gave then a primer, they will be sat on my already made ex Hussar horses that just need their facing colours chsnged. I also decided to dig out of my trash box a few 2nd KGL that I had put a side because I did not think they were molded well enough - so I gave a few primer and the others some paint, I did the same with Three more French that I decided to have a re make of - primed and some basic paint on - faces and hands/belts and other bits of colour. OC.
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What I love about this build - it hits on a subject that I love as I always loved castles, when I was a a kid my dad took me to see a English Civil War reinactment battle at a castle - I was completely stunned by it all. I always wanted to build a dio of what I saw in the flesh - but I never saw a kit of the castle. This is a video of the event and castle I went to - https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Warwick+Castle+siege&t=ffab&iar=videos&iax=videos&ia=videos&iai=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3D8ew_dIUGegQ OC.
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Evening all, I have been doing more research earlier and discovered something - the British Hussars where not closely connected to any action near LHS these should have been the Light Cavalry in the shape of the 2nd Life Guards who charged on the West side (Road side) of LHS so this is something I will have to look at latter. OC.
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Thank you kindly Mark, I thnk the shadows and loss of light add some depth - wait till I Start to populate it even more includiing the Trees in the orchard - that will be interesting as I need to put the base on my table and there sin't much room left - still some time off yet though as I need to finish my few figures than get my airbrush going to flat coat them all. OC.
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