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Gen Custer08 Jul 2015 11:35 a.m. PST

Hi all,

I have just uploaded pictures of my latest project. A commission for a collector from Spain. It is one of the Perry's brilliant special Waterloo Vignettes they produced for the 200th Anniversary. It was a joy to paint. I used mostly the Foundry triad paints for the figures.

For Sgt.Charles Ewart, Scots Greys, I used 'British Red Coat' for his jacket but I added 'Dark Green' and 'Scorched Brown' as an additional shade. I also used a little 'Fiery Orange' and 'Elves Flesh' to highlight the red more effectively, his Trousers were painted with 'Slate Grey'. The Horse was painted using a mix of 'Vallejo White', a little 'English Uniform' and a small amount of black as a base. I used more black for the darker speckles and added more white for the lighter speckles with a sponge. Even more white was used as a very diluted mix to highlight all the raised areas but I kept the overall look of the horse more on the grey side.

I cut the lance pole from Ewart's hand and used a steal spear, as I found the original too short to fit the GMB flag. The Eagle was salvaged and used from the original pole. I also replaced his sword with a flattened paperclip which I filed to shape. The paperclip had more strength as the provided pewter one, as it kept bending.

The Lancers Uniform was painted using 'French Dragoon Green' but with additional shading by adding black and 'Scorched Brown' to the 'A' colour. The Foot Soldiers Coat was painted using 'Rawhide' but I also used additional shading. For the shako cover I used 'Buff Leather'.

The French Officers Uniform was the only one painted with Andrea's Blue Paint set. His Roll around his shoulder was painted with 'Slate Grey'. Both French Trousers were painted with 'Artic Grey' but with additional shading.

Here is the link for more pictures on my website: link

I hope you like them.

Please let me know what you think. All comments are welcome.

Kind regards

Sascha
sascha-herm.com

cavcrazy08 Jul 2015 11:42 a.m. PST

Amazing work,more than inspirational

stephen phillip08 Jul 2015 11:46 a.m. PST

Brilliant brush work Sascha :- )
Regards
steve

Personal logo deadhead Supporting Member of TMP08 Jul 2015 12:01 p.m. PST

Funny thing. Some beautiful colours, but what struck me most was the overcoat of the infantryman. Totally dull, but the shading is brilliant and lifts it completely. I always think anyone can try to do a scarlet, or a green rig, but a dull light brown, to look like this….skill

ironicon08 Jul 2015 12:17 p.m. PST

This is some of the best work I have ever seen, and I've seen a lot. Thank you for sharing.

Navy Fower Wun Seven08 Jul 2015 3:24 p.m. PST

Amazing work!

Tabletopndice10 Jul 2015 11:17 a.m. PST

Beautiful work. Very well done.

JD Lee14 Jul 2015 9:26 a.m. PST

Very nice!

I see lead people16 Jul 2015 3:01 a.m. PST

"Anyone can try to do a scarlet or green"

Yeah, right mate…!

You're brilliant Sascha. Having had the privilege of actually owning some of your work, I can say you are among the top 10 painters on the planet..!

Thank you for being a constant source of inspiration.

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