Oh Dear, I seem to have missed out posting in May.
I painted up this and a few other Napoleonic figures, for our pal and fellow Reject Ian.
The figures is a Front Rank Napoleonic Spanish Horse/Dragoon Officer code SNC5. The figure is painted up to represent an officer from the Almansa Dragoon regiment.
Beautiful figure & colors, Ray. One of my favorite Napoleonic uniforms - ever since seeing in an old uniform book. I painted a converted Airfix in the uniform as a kid. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteMe too, you just don't see enough yellow in armies!
DeleteVery nicely done Ray. I really like those yellows.
ReplyDeleteYes, definitely very nice!
ReplyDeleteI really like it! Great work!!
ReplyDeletePhil.
Very nice work, Ray!
ReplyDeleteBest excuse in the world to paint Spanish - their love of yellow...
ReplyDeletePS. How's the job search going for you and Fran, Ray?
Absolutely! As for the job front? Slowly, very slowly, its fine if I want to work for £6.50 an hour, but I don't!! I may have to get a job in London, and I really don't want to do that!!!
DeleteCheers Andrew!
ReplyDeleteI love Front Rank miniatures and you did a fine job on him Ray!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Stunning painting Ray. Front Rank are my favourites for Napoleonics and you have done this one very proud!
ReplyDeletevery pompus Ray, nicely painted aswell.
ReplyDeleteHi Ray just out of curiousity how much for the officer? I am painting up a Spanish Cavalry regiment in the fall.
ReplyDeleteHe'd cost £7 to be painted up.
DeleteRay that's great as soon as I get started on my regiment in the fall I will touch base with you. Cheers David VFW
DeleteGood stuff as usual Ray.
ReplyDeleteLovely jubbly Ray! Not that you'll be seeing that yellow for long on the tabletop. Spanish Cavalry! Couldn't be wearing a more appropriate colour if they tried.
ReplyDelete(Though, to be fair, it probably had more to do with the poor quality of their horses than their courage).