Blimey times flown since my last post here!!! Here's a few pics of a unit of WWI German Uhlans the 18th Saxon Uhlans to be precise.from Great War Miniatures. Matt, who we painted them for seemed pleased with them, so we're painting up more WWI bits for him!
Great looking Uhlans, a fantastic paintjob!
ReplyDeleteTop job, El Brusho!
ReplyDeleteThey look fantastic Ray! Very nice work.
ReplyDeleteI can see why he is happy, anyone would be
ReplyDeleteIan
Very nice indeed!
ReplyDeleteThose are very nice, well done...!
ReplyDeleteVery nice work on these!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteFantastic work, Ray !
ReplyDeleteHaving just listened to the "Clash of Titans" audio book I'm in the mood to start something with WW I. But too many other project...
Cheers
Stefan
Great work Ray
ReplyDeleteSorry for the late review; but these look great - I prefer the early-War uniforms (picklehaubes, etc.), over the late-War stuff - although the camo'd stahlelms are also cool. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteMust take some steady hands to do such a good job!
ReplyDeleteA great job!
ReplyDeleteVery well painted, these miniatures.
The Gratwar produces excellent models.
Regards
Simmy
Great paintjob! Inspirational blog.I will now start following your projects. :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice indeed
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ReplyDeleteSuperb!
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
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