League Of Augsburg - Fighting Talk

The 1st of Andy Thompson's really rather nice dragoons, gravestones by Dave O'Brien, flora by Toggy



Plenty more of Andy's stuff to come

Bob

very nice, like the officer hiding behind the gravestone

Bill

Lovely work from both artist and gardener! Who are they going to be?

Bob,
that looks fantastic

Bill,
It looks for me that he does not hiding behind the gravestone but instead scribling something on it

Gunter,

I'm sure thats what he'll claim

Bill

barr7430 wrote:Lovely work from both artist and gardener! Who are they going to be?

Thought they could be the Jacobite regt. Maxwell

Friedrich August I. wrote:Bob,
that looks fantastic

Gunter, all I did was base them, the credit is all Andy's & yes they do look fantastic

Andy's style is really nice. I particularly like: flat but warm tones on the large clothing areas, soft flesh tones which appear very natural in the day light of Bob's shot.

Toggy's now own's more painted Warfare stuff than I do! Meglomaniac!

Barry

Thanks for putting the "meglo" bit in first

Bob

Shucks, thanks guys

I think the basing really helps here, mainly because it distracts your eye from my mistakes! And the figures are also very easy to paint with good details where necessary and nice flat bits to work on too. So, I wouldn't dream of taking all the credit here.

Thanks for posting them Bob.

Andy

Andy, you are as bad as me for self criticism! They look great.

PaulMc wrote:Andy, you are as bad as me for self criticism! They look great.

Well said Paul

Bob

barr7430 wrote:Lovely work from both artist and gardener! Who are they going to be?

I painted them as Embdy's Dragoons - as in, whose Hob-nobs are those? Oh, Embdy's

toggy wrote:Gunter, all I did was base them, the credit is all Andy's & yes they do look fantastic

Good bases make well painted miniatures outstanding! You both did a spectacular job.

Very nice Andy and Bob, you've both made a fine job of the dragoons.
Now we just need someone to produce the dismounted command
Cheers
Dave

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