the importance of weathering ( snow) (1 Viewer)

[Poppo]

For a realistic dio it is important to make the weathering also on men, not only vehicles...I added it to my dio "french army in Russia" and everything suddenly becomes more real {sm3}

 

[Mitch]

could not agree more. Nice depiction of winter soldiers
Mitch

 

[Guy]

It certainly makes it more real, that's for sure
guy

 

[Poppo]

Thank you Mitch, Guy for nice comments and thank you mates for the likes {sm3}

 

[ROUGH RIDER]

You have to love snow, you hardly ever see it in Napoleonic scenes. Very good job.

 

[Fitzgibbon]

That's an extreme way to get a cold ale... :salute::

 

[ChrisTay]

Wil these soldiers be wearing a different uniform if it snows. I am not a Nap collector, only buying selective Nap sets. Asking just to understand more as to whether in a winter or cold front scenario, will there be differences to the way they dress up?

Rgds,Chris

 

[RPZ]

I agree. Most TSs are too "fresh" and clean looking as they come.

 

[Rob]

Excellent snow weathering on the figures^&cool

Rob

 

[Poppo]

Wil these soldiers be wearing a different uniform if it snows. I am not a Nap collector, only buying selective Nap sets. Asking just to understand more as to whether in a winter or cold front scenario, will there be differences to the way they dress up?

Rgds,Chris

During winter I think they wore coats and scarfs, and everything they found on the way to get warmer.....In my scene the " carabinier" and the " cuirassier" don't because they are cavalry, and because it is only the beginning of cold and snow {sm4}


I am not a big fan of napoleonics, just I am fascinated by the 2 extreems: In Egypt and in Russia

 

[Poppo]

That's an extreme way to get a cold ale... :salute::

I think more probably it was some warm wine, or tea with some cognac

 

[Poppo]

Thank you Rough rider and Rob, nice to hear :salute::