These are unit commands for the two Perioikoi units at Plataea:
I made them up from half a dozen Old Glory command figures I had left over, plus a couple of officer types I originally based as single generals. Those are the guys with the raised swords. I have absolutely no idea of the manfacturer; I got them from Eric at the club a very long time ago.
The Nassau 2nd Regiment of the German Division in French Service
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Thanks to the head start provided by Mr. Tennant, the Nassau 2nd regiment
is now complete. As usual I added some shading and highlighting as well as
a gen...
6 hours ago
They look great! I was wondering the maker until I read they were OG. Nice figures that are underrated. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteHi Dean, I think you're right about the Old Glory Greeks. They do paint up fine.
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Paul
Great looking group Paul nicely done!
ReplyDeleteDid you take the pic outside? looks great.
Willie
Hi Willie, my wife bought me a small studio box thing from Amazon for inddor use. It sets up with white sides to diffuse the light. I'm not a great photographer, but the combination of the box plus my digital camera on time delay seems to do the trick. The most important thing seems to be not to use artifical light. Glad you like 'em!
ReplyDeleteNice...25mm ?ß How do they compare with the (so called 1/72nd)Zvezda 26mm minis??
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paul
Good use to some old figures lying about. Nicely done.
ReplyDeletePaul really looks good well done the wife!
ReplyDeleteVery nice looking command group!
ReplyDeletethey look awesome great work, it is amazing how good old glory actually paint up i sold a whole heap to a guy and then ended up painting some for him and man was i surprises at the end result.
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Galpy
Thanks for looking, folks. I don't know how these guys compare with the large Zvezda figures, though. I think that there have been some folks asking about comparisons between the new Immortal Miniatures plastics and metal manfacturers over on The Miniatures Page. Might be worth leaving a query there?
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