Ticonderoga, 42nd Grenadiers (1 Viewer)

[Obee]

Hi guys,

Boxing Day was a quiet time, so I got time to finish off my latest resin master from John, the kneeling firing Grenadier.

I've posed him with the other 2 figures, so I'll be looking forwa rd in the New year to see these guys released to compliment the other Highlanders from the Black Watch.

John

 

[Dragoon]

Great little group of figures, and very nicely painted by John. Looking forward to their official release from JJD.

 

[lancer]

Beautiful job, John. Love the kilts and patent leather. -- Al

 

[45thdiv]

Hi John, those look really great. That kneeling one turn out nice. It will be interesting to see John's version.

Matthew

 

[PJDeluhery]

Just found this thread - after a tip off from Walt.

Nice painting, Obee! Nice to see your figures again too, Walt.

I just finished the kneeling indian with bow from the St Francis series. Now I need to get moving on the 42nd. A painter's work is never done!

 

[mikemiller1955]

John...he turned out as beautiful as the others...you do such very nice work...so artistic...

 

[old tank]

Obee..........
Beautifull paint job on those Highlanders. There seems to
be something special about those Highlanders in the Bear Skin Hats.
Cant wait till they come out. Thanks for posting pictures.

 

[Fraxinus]

Beautiful, simply beautiful work.

Thanks for posting

 

[marco55]

Excellent painting John.
Mark

 

[thebritfarmer]

Very nice John.

 

[Combat]

One interesting bit of information I came across in Frederick B Richards' "Black Watch at Ticonderoga" - which you can download for free if you have an e-book - is that the Royal designation for the Black Watch was approved prior to their efforts at Ticonderoga becoming known. In otherwords, it wasn't a result of that battle, as many sources indicate, that led to the designation and change from buff to blue.