Off the painting desk today are four squadrons of the Genova Heavy Horse Regiment. This dozen Sardinian lancers are from Mirliton miniatures from Italy. I continue to believe these are some of the best cavalry in 15mm for the 1859 period. Great figures.
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Beautiful work sir!
A lovely looking unit Jonathan!
Christopher
Didn't know this unit...absolutly superb!
Oh, these look superb, Jonathan! They bring back fond memories of images in a book I've had since childhood "Color Treasury of Model Soldiers". Love the mid-to-late 19th C. ones, particularly the helmeted cavalry types.
Thank you, Michal!
Thanks!
Now you know!
Dean, your comments are much appreciated!
I enjoyed seeing your old uniform books and your trip down memory lane.
Moms should indulge their child's interests just as yours did. You are fortunate.
Great looking figures. The Italian states cavalry are some of my favourites, far more elegant than the Prussian uniforms.
Very eye catching. Nice
Lovely looking cavalry unit, very elegant!
Best Iain
Splendid. Love the Sardinian cav. If I had spied these done this nicely two years ago, I might very well have chosen 15mm for my 19th century continental wars project!
Thank you, Matt! This is one of my favorite periods with good looking yet practical cavalry uniforms.
Glad they caught your eye!
Thank you, Iain!
Thanks! Ed, had that been the situation, we all would have been cheated from seeing your beautiful brushwork on your commissioned figures.
They are lovely figures, and beautifully brought to life.
Very kind of you, Lawrence.
Nicely done as always......you maintain tremendous productivity 🙂
Superb unit Jonathan.
Thanks, Matt! Frequent, small paint sessions are the key to getting figures off the workbench.
Thanks!
These look great, Jon!
Thank you, Scott!
An unusual and very attractive unit, Jon. Bravo
Much appreciated, Peter!
Ready to fight! Fine miniatures!
Thank you!
Lancers always look cool regardless of the era. Nicely done.
Thank you!
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