Saturday, 4 May 2013

Prussian Foot Artillery 1

It's been pretty quiet around my wee blog of late. I have a busy, busy, busy life going on at the moment but slowly, very slowly I have been painting away and I have managed to finish off an AB Prussian artillery foot battery. You will have spotted that the 4 gun crews are all in the same position. This was for ease of painting and I will paint another battery in loading positions and mix them up.
   
As usual you can hardly see the shading on the blue, grey and flesh in my pics but it is definitely there.
   
Still I'm happy how they have come out, clean and crisp.
      
I decided to do them with the upper collar lined for 1815 instead of the 1813 lower style just because it was easier to do and they will be fine for waterloo. 
      
This battery sorts out my Prussian artillery for the Katzbach 1813 OOB at the back of the GdB book. Yeah!
   
The AB figures as you would expect are really, really nice and very similar to the Russian artillery crew they produce. 
   
Also I have been working my way through these wee babies. I picked them up already painted from Darren and I originally thought they would be simple touch ups however they have become a pretty big repaint (sadly) to match my own style. 14 down so 10 still to go!
   
They have changed from the lieb regiment to the Brandenburg regiment so they had a nice base to work from.
  
I'm pretty happy how they are coming along and hope you like them to.

Happy wargaming
Paul

24 comments:

  1. Some great painting on the artillery, but love the lace work on the hussars

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  2. Lovely work, as always. This blog's an inspiration.

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  3. John (Von Blucher)4 May 2013 at 14:35

    Paul,
    And here I thought you were wotking only on your Hussars (ny the way they look great so far). The artillery is a great looking addition also, and I'm sure much needed.

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  4. HI Paul - tremendous painting, as always. The shading/highlighting on the Prussian artillerymen looks perfect to me - just the right amount for 15mm. And the cavalry are awesome!

    Best wishes

    Giles

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  5. Hey Paul, very nice work on the artillery and hussars. I feel inspired, well done.
    Jonathan

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  6. WOW they look great, the artillery look awesome and the Hussars just inspire me

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  7. Your stuff never ceases to impress. I look forward to every single one of your posts mate. Well done!

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  8. Excellent work as usual. Always a good blog for quality eye candy!

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  9. Damn fine work Paul, colour me impressed.

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  10. Awesome work!! Hussars are really impressive, inspired work Paul!
    Phil.

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  11. Wow thanks for all the excellent comments gents!!! I did a stupid thing again this morning while just finishing my shift. I tried to publish a few comments on my mobile and my fat fingers hit delete! Ahhhhhhhhh!!!

    I'm a plonker at times ;0(

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  12. Very nice figures, so small and so well painted!!
    I love the Hussards!
    P@+

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  13. Great stuff as ever Paul

    John B

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  14. Ya Dancer indeed :-)

    Great brushwork as always

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  15. fantastic, lovely figures and images!

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  16. Cracking looking artillery!!

    Christopher

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  17. cant wait to see them in action, your painting is an outstanding achievement that never disappoints!

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  18. Thanks guys,
    I'm really happy how they came out. Peter and Robert I am sorry for stupidly deleting your comments instead of publishing them.
    Cheers
    Paul

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  19. Also Steve I look forward to seeing your Austrians!

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  20. Have to agree with Ray, the lacework is exceptional!

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  21. Fabulous painting Paul and some top close-up photos too!
    James

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  22. Absolutely outstanding results on the hussars. Slaughtered goats aplenty!

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  23. Beautiful work as always, Paul. Inspiring stuff!

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