theBaron
Major
- Joined
- Mar 27, 2008
- Messages
- 10,460
Hi, all!
Since I have a camera now, and since Prussia and the Seven Years War are woefully under-represented here
, here are some pictures of some Prussian dragoons I painted, from my collection.
The figure to the left is painted as a dragoon from Dragoon Regiment "Prinz Friedrich Eugen von Württemberg" (Nr. 12), which had black facings. The other four are from the Bayreuth Dragoons (Nr. 5), whose charged helped turn the tide and win at Hohenfriedeberg in the first Silesian War in 1744.
A closeup of a couple of the figures:
Here's a shot of the bases:
The topic had come up in another thread, about how we each mark our figures. These are from a Word doc, which I printed out, then cut out the labels and glued them to the underside with white glue. Probably not permanent, but I was trying to paint the info on, before. This was far easier
Prost!
Brad
Since I have a camera now, and since Prussia and the Seven Years War are woefully under-represented here
, here are some pictures of some Prussian dragoons I painted, from my collection.
The figure to the left is painted as a dragoon from Dragoon Regiment "Prinz Friedrich Eugen von Württemberg" (Nr. 12), which had black facings. The other four are from the Bayreuth Dragoons (Nr. 5), whose charged helped turn the tide and win at Hohenfriedeberg in the first Silesian War in 1744.
A closeup of a couple of the figures:
Here's a shot of the bases:
The topic had come up in another thread, about how we each mark our figures. These are from a Word doc, which I printed out, then cut out the labels and glued them to the underside with white glue. Probably not permanent, but I was trying to paint the info on, before. This was far easier
Prost!
Brad
