The plan for my portion of the project is to field a Russian Expeditionary Force supplemented by native contingents. These natives will be a mix of Indians and Afghans many of which can fight for either their Russian or British handlers.
Two more native guns are in the painting queue with two Russian limber teams currently on the painting desk. Rumors flow that the British are anxious for a fight. Confidence is high that the Russians can take to the field with prospects of success. Still, calling up more Russian regulars might be a prudent stance. Yet to be recruited, outfitted, and mustered into service are one battalion of Russian infantry and a couple of pulks of Cossacks. These recruits are a long way down in the painting queue, for now. After the Russian limbers are completed, back to the 1859 project for a bit.
Fantastic work Jonathan!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Michal!
DeleteTop brushwork Jonathan!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ray!
DeleteNice simple paintjob - when will they be seeing action?
ReplyDeleteNice...simple...that's me!
DeleteWho knows when these lads will see action? Perhaps during the fall campaigning season?
Marvelous.
ReplyDeleteI am watching your basing with interest. These are Tajima tufts? If so, I like the color range.
Greg
Thank you, Greg! Tajima tufts, they are. I used the yellow and brown on this stand. Great, self-adhesive product.
DeleteOh I like these, nice and usable for a variety of forces, which is always best and as always very nice finish on some lovely figures.
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Very kind, Iain!
DeleteA great little piece Jonathan!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Appreciate that, Christopher!
DeleteGreat looking Artillery unit, Jon! Won't mistake *them* for European regulars!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Peter! Not Europeans, for sure! Luckily, they have the flexibility to fight on either side of a conflict.
DeleteWonderful, absolutly wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Phil!
Delete