Having been pulled out of town for the work week, I return to the painting desk to pick up from where I left. Finished before I left for the week, mustering off the painting desk is a second quartet of French guns and crew for the 1859 project. Figures are Old Glory from 19th Century Miniatures.
With these four guns, the French artillery contingent has caught up with the Sardinian and Austrian artillery parks. Now, a few limbers need to work their way into the painting queue. When? Probably not anytime soon! Even though limbers are not in the painting queue, more units for the 1859 are in work. Expect to see a few more units make it across the painting desk soon.Regimental Fire and Fury game is scheduled for Saturday for an anniversary refight of the action at Brawner's Farm. It has been a long time since we gathered for a FtF game and I look forward to facing off against the guys on the field of battle.
Useful and beautiful guns and gunners!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Phil!
DeleteGreat looking artillery should give the blighters a bloody nose.
ReplyDeleteUnless, of course, I am commanding the opposition!
DeleteAppreciate your comment!
Very nice, Jon. When will these see action?
ReplyDeleteThanks, Scott! Perhaps in action later this Fall?
DeleteNice work its cool to see this period in minatures
ReplyDeleteThanks, Adam! It is a fine period with splendid uniforms.
DeleteBeautiful work!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteMore great looking artillery Jonathan! I'm looking forward to reading your F&F report.
ReplyDeleteChristopher
You return from England! Appreciate he compliment on the artillery. I will likely write up a recap of the battle once it is in the books.
DeleteLooking good, Jon!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteMore good looking french Artillery, nice paint job as always.
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thank you, Iain!
DeleteExcellent paintjob on these Jonathan!
ReplyDeleteMuch appreciated!
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