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Old Collingwood
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I don't know much about horses but just googled "Galloping Horses" and some do show a similar pose with both front legs bent at the knee / pointing backwards, and the one back leg further infront than the other. Does that sound right kind of looks it in this internet pic - OC.
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Thank you Ken, I will gat some heat on the rear most front leg and bend it forward, possibly same with the hidden back leg - bend it back a wee bit. OC.
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Evening all, right - primer brushed over all the "newbies" then I decided to start with one of the Hussars chargers, this one was painted a dark Redish Brown, then I picked out a few of his details then a few rough washes ot bring out the shadows, he will have some dry bruhed dust around his lower limbs before I paint the saddle. OC.
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I will be doing a bit of alterations to the French Colonel's horse (with heat) to bend some of the legs into more of a standing postures, as at the moment its in a racing stance. OC.
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She is looking amazing mate, is that a scale figure towards the bow? Glad your wife is on the mend mate. OC.
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Evening all, Two 10th Regiment Hussars and the French 54th Ligne Colonel. OC.
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Thanks Ken, I hope to make it really busy. OC.
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This is my total count in my stash so far minus a couple of a throw aways - KGL 2nd - 71 KGL 5th - 71 KGL Major Barring 1 French - 58 French Colonel 1 British Hussar 2 But not all the 5th are made as they where not in overwhelming numbers compared to the 2nd KGL. OC.
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That would be quite the scene, yep they are awaiting their heads - I broke off for the night and will add them tomorrow. OC.
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Evening all, I have started Three more little fellows - a 10th Hussar, a 54th Ligne Sapper and a 54th Colonel. OC.
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The history behind my latest post is - during the attacks by the 54th and 55th the Battlion's had different ranks of officers upto a Colonel who was with the regiment leading them, he was on his horse during the attacks, also the regiments had a few Grenadier Sappers who tried to attack the gates at the front of the farm but were shot at by the 2nd KGL hiding over the wall. OC.
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Two other additions I will add that I have in my stash is - a Mounted French 54th ligne Colonel overseeing the attack on the Farm, and a 54th Grenadier Sapper who will be placed dead with his Axe close to the main gates. OC.
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Thank you so much Alan. OC.
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Evening all, I have been through all my moulds and made up the last Five French figures and another wondead one - they will receive the same as the other bunch. OC.
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That would be an interesting video log of it when its done, don't know how it could be done though? OC.
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Ratlines how I remember Ratlines - best advice just take your time and don't try to rush them. OC.
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Thank you kindly Mark, I hope to build it so there is different pockets of action going on in the different parts of the dio, that kind of tell a story. OC.
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Thank you Andrew, so far I think I have made about Sixty 2nd and 5th KGL in and around the farm complex, I have about another Fifteen I can make, then there will be my Three Cuirassiers about Fifty or so French 54th and 55th ligne will be made (but may try to add some more if I have the space) and I will add a British Hussar or Two and my Five resin 5th KGL wounded. Will keep adding them till there is no more space. OC.
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Evening all, next bunch of French started - primmed then hands/hands basic covering. OC.
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Just on a side note - the invasion of Belgium started today when Napoleon crossed the border with his troops leading to the different battlles leading up to Waterloo on the 18th June. OC.
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Incredible work mate - precision and super fine detailing bar none. OC.
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Evening all, this small group is done minus flat coating. OC.
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Evening all, more progress with my Voltiguers and Grenadiers. OC.
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Really nicley done. OC.
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