Figures are the excellently sculpted AB Miniatures from the Austrian Revolutionary War range. Words cannot describe these little, AB Austrian gems. Fantastic! A third regiment of these horsemen in bicorne are on the painting desk soon to go under the brush.
One of my 2016 painting goals was to augment the 1799 project with cavalry and artillery. In 2016 to date, 104 foot, 72 horse, and 6 guns (with crew) have been added to the collection. Good progress in my book!
Before a third dozen AB horsemen can take center stage on the painting desk, a dozen Russian dragoons for the 25mm Great Game project are in work.




26 comments:
Lovely work Jon, love AB miniatures!.. good to know :o) you are keeping yourself busy with your projects..
cheers,
Fantastic work Jonathan! Amazing regiment.
Lovely looking unit Jonathon. Peter
A marvelous unit, Jon.
Bicornes, bicornes, I love biccornes...and your job!
Lovely painting. I keep forgetting there were still Austrian Cavalry in Bicorne as late as 1798 (and perhaps some holdouts a bit longer).
Great unit. The white turned out very well.
Thank you, Phil! Yes, keeping myself busy with projects. Too many, me thinks!
Very much appreciated, Michal!
Thank you, Peter! Great to see you stopping by to leave a comment!
Thank you, kindly, Greg!
Who does not love bicornes? Not me!
Merci beaucoup!
Thanks, Peter! I have seen illustration with Austrian cavalry wearing the bicorne in 1799 and 1800. Given the supply chain of the day, it is not hard to imagine new gear taking quite awhile to catch up to units out on campaign.
Thanks! Too bad our schedules did not work out for a game this week. I had Brawner's Farm (nearly) ready to go.
Great looking unit, great looking bicornes! Lovely paint job on what look like very nice sculpts.
Best Iain
Thanks, Iain! The sculpting on these is first rate!
Lovely Dragoons Jonathan!
Appreciate that, Mike!
Lovely. I find white uniforms really hard to make then look nice - you've done a spectacular job on these ones!
Lovely looking unit Jonathan!
What a great looking unit Jonathan!
Christopher
Thank you, Tim! Very good to see that my white technique works!
Thank you, James!
Thanks!
Good to see your wonderful work as always, Jonathan!
Thanks, Dean! Good to see you stopping in.
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