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Inhaber Jerry15 Jan 2014 7:27 p.m. PST

Hey All,

Just finished some Old Glory French Line infantry painted up to resemble a unit right in the middle of a strenuous campaign. They are all pre-Bardin so are perfect for some gritty work in Spain or a bloody triumph along the Danube.

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I have found that though the sculpts are not as exacting as the wonderful ABs from Eureka they are just as time consuming as there is a heap of detail.

Any comments and critiques welcome.

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Happy Gaming,

Kurt.

expressminiatures@gmail.com

trailape15 Jan 2014 10:16 p.m. PST

Hi Kurt
Nice work but I've noticed the Company on the right as you look at them that they have Grenadier 'wings'/ epaulettes but their pom poms are yellow(?).
If they are Voltiguers then the 'Wings' / epaulettes should be either Green (trimmed yellow) or Yellow (trimmed green).
Cheers
Scott

Inhaber Jerry15 Jan 2014 10:55 p.m. PST

Much appreciated Scott. Thank you. A sympton of the dreaded Red – green colour blindness and an old osprey methinks.

Eclipsing Binaries16 Jan 2014 3:31 a.m. PST

I like Old Glory. They can be a little rough, but the detail is there and some of the poses are excellent for building a unit that looks as if its struggling into battle rather than being on parade. In fact I've just ordered more OG Austrians from Timecast.

marshalGreg16 Jan 2014 8:08 a.m. PST

Isn't it well documented that pre 1812 red was one of the three colors the Voltiguers used in their epaulettes? Usually it was a red cresent but there was some regiments with this combination- can't reach my ref books at the moment…

Keep up the good work Xpress Miniatures!

MG

trailape16 Jan 2014 2:23 p.m. PST

Hi
MG might be correct.
Red trimmed with yellow.
However I thought that was the Carabineers in the Light Infantry Battalions \ Regiments.
Cheers
Scott

sukhoi17 Jan 2014 9:28 a.m. PST

The OG line in campaign dress make particularly good Peninsular infantry. Sadly the last batch I bought is really starting to suffer from mold deterioration.

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