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Saturday 11 May 2019
War of the Spanish Succession Bavarian and French(3)
Another few hours cracking on with the Baccus 6mm War of the Spanish Succession collection and some Leven Miniatures buildings has yeilded enough stuff for another blog post.
First a town section using buildings from Leven Miniatures and piles of crates, barrels and sacks from Perfect Six Scenics.
The large building with the steps at the front and archway is their Large Town House
The building with the conical roof is the Stone Granary House although I have painted it as brick, must admit I thought it was!
The final stone building with wooden out house is their Farm Outbuilding although I think it looks good as a town workshop or similar.
Now onto the figures. This time it's the French and Bavarians getting some attention. I've now painted 24 squadrons of 'bog standard' grey coated horsemen it was time for some elites so I did a couple of squadrons of the Royal-Piedmont.
Some elites in blue coats shall make a nice change from the waves of greys.
The Bavarian contingent is now joined by two troops of Monesteral dragoons in both mounted and dismounted formations.
The mounted dragoon figures are some of the weaker ones in the Baccus range with many miscast heads, tails and some very thin legs that break easily. Not my favourite to paint but they seem to have come out OK.
Finishing off today's post with a pair of dismounted troops including horse holders.
Drew and I hope to be kicking of a War of the Spanish Succession campaign in a few weeks, hopefully these all shall see some use.
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Wonderful buildings and units!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil
DeleteYes, buildings are beautifull, barrels and Windows make it realistic!
ReplyDeleteThank you. I think those pieces do help set the scene.
DeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jim
DeleteLooks awesome!
ReplyDeleteThank you
DeleteGreat looking town! The dragoons might have been a pain but they've come out remarkably well!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Cheers Iain, they do paint up ok, but I'm concerned at their survival rate
DeleteBuildings are terrific again, and I quite like those dismounted dragoons.
ReplyDeleteThank you
DeleteFabulous! As a Bavarian myself I‘m of course delighted to see such well painted examples.
ReplyDeleteThanks
DeleteLovely looking regiments and buildings Paul!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Cheers Christopher
DeleteLovely toys Paul...
ReplyDeleteA very colourful period... even in 6mm... ;-)
All the best. Aly
Cheers Aly, even in 6mm....
DeleteWonderful units and more of the great buildings!
ReplyDeleteThank you
Deletereally enjoyed these! i love the buildings as much as the figures, and the figures are great!
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