Saturday, 12 January 2019

More Carlist Infantry

This week sees the completion of two more Carlist infantry units.

A Navarre unit...




...and a Guipuzcoan unit in summer dress (in white trousers).




There are only two Carlist units to go in this expansion project.

14 comments:

  1. More nice work here Mark - you have started 2019 with a hiss and a roar! So far, I have managed to paint six (yes a whole SIX!) Perry British Napoleonic Light Dragoons - I have been caught up doing some other stuff (reading, watching TV series etc) and just don't seem to have the painting motivation at the moment!

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    1. Yes clearing out old stock and finishing off the Carlists. Then it will,be time to start on something new. So you still have six dragoons to go?

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    2. Well...I have ten made up in the later (shako) uniform - I will probably do units of 5 x 2 bases because all my other Wo1812 cavalry are OG and they come in packets of ten, plus there was very little cavalry in the American war anyway, as you know - so the remaining four I may do in Tarletons and use as Canadian militia cavalry, although the dolmans seem to be wrong and the cross belts go the wrong way..but I might just not worry about that!

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  2. Well done, lovely job on the grey shades...

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    1. Thnks Phil. The grey was just GW Celatra Grey with a wash of Aly's Brown Liquid. It gives a nice dirty grey.

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  3. Excellent work, Mark! Your Carlist project must be getting huge. 455 painting points already and January is not even half past? Amazing.

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    1. The last two units on te paining table will give me 18 foot and 6 mounted a side, which is quite enough for this period. It is amazing how quickly the points add up as 30-40 per night.

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  4. Great looking Carlist troops! They look splendid!
    Best Iain

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    1. Thanks Iain. They are a colourful bunch, aren't they?

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  5. A great start to the year Mark.
    Cheers
    Stu

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    1. Thanks Stu. All I need to do now is get a campaign going like your Haiti campaign!

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  6. Very nicely done as usual Mark. It will be great to see the new units in action.

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  7. Lovely looking troops...
    The Perry’s Carlist War range is one of my favourites... it’s a great temptation.

    All the best. Aly

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    1. I agree they are a great range snd I need to play more games in this era.

      When the final battalion is completed tomorrow I am planning a parade that should appear later in the week.

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