Also noted in the earlier post referenced above, I exceeded the 2015 goal of painting 200 28mm Napoleonics. With more 28s in The Lead Pile and a few more handfuls in transit, 2016 will likely see more work on this project but not with the focus of 2015. Of course, plans for 2016 are yet to be solidified.
In addition to these skirmishers, three more units make it under the 2015 wire before the calendar turns over to 2016. Presenting that trio of newly painted units must wait until 2016. What made it just under the wire? The last of the Class of 2015 includes 45 x 10mm ACW dismounted cavalry, 24 x 25mm Sikh infantry, and two 25mm SAW Gatling guns and crew.
Although the clock has not struck midnight on the US West Coast, Happy New Year to all!
They look great, Jon!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteNicely done looking forward to seeing more on your Peninsular project
ReplyDeleteThanks, Stephen! There will be more Peninsular War action in 2016 but not likely at the same rate as in 2015.
DeleteVery nice Jonathan and Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Happy New Year, Christopher!
DeleteThey look wonderful Jonathan! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rodger, and Happy New Year to you!
DeleteVery nice.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
Thank you, Greg!
DeleteThe close up shots show how nicely they are painted.
ReplyDeleteBonne année!
Thanks, Peter! No place to hide in a close up.
DeleteBeautiful poses and paint job Jonathan, Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Phil! Happy New Year to you!
DeleteIt's been a pleasure visiting your blog, Jonathan. Always inspiring. Happy 2016!
ReplyDeleteDean, it is always a pleasure having you drop by for a visit!
DeleteThey look full of élan. I love the dynamic loading poses. FR figures almost make me want to take up Napoleonics in this scale. Bien fait, mon ami!
ReplyDeleteMerci beaucoup, mon ami!
DeleteFront Rank Napoleonics are terrific but a bit thick. The newer FR figures released in Reinforcement packs are the best figures on the market. Perhaps, you ought to give them a try?
Nice addition to the group Jon.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteThe figures look very, good.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Delete