Russian Civil War Cavalry

OK, so after two years I've finally given in to having a section of the FORUM specifically set up to discuss painting techniques, display examples, show your latest projects and chat about this vital part of the hobby. Manufacturers please feel free to post up your sculpts, ask questions about what the gamers are after and generally promote your work.. no charge! Painters, please also feel free to post up your work for comment and critique. I can't promise the unreserved adulation characteristic of some other fora but I would hope you'd get constructive and measured comment!
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Russian Civil War Cavalry

Post by RogerC » Sun Jul 02, 2017 7:24 pm

Hi, so having fun with technology, trying to use tablet for Blogging and the photography for first time and switching to flickr with Photobucket playing silly games. Anyway I have painted the first 3 of Leonids Cavalry and love them. Bit of a write up on the blog and a couple of initial shots here.

http://gapagnw.blogspot.co.uk/

ImageIMG_20170702_163212 by Roger Castle, on Flickr

ImageIMG_20170702_163144 by Roger Castle, on Flickr

ImageIMG_20170702_163159 by Roger Castle, on Flickr
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Re: Russian Civil War Cavalry

Post by RogerC » Sun Jul 02, 2017 7:25 pm

wow sorry they are massive, will have to try harder with flickr I can see.
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Re: Russian Civil War Cavalry

Post by Friedrich August I. » Sun Jul 02, 2017 7:55 pm

RogerC wrote:wow sorry they are massive, will have to try harder with flickr I can see.
At least the aged viewers among us (like me and Dave) can see the minatures without using their glasses :lol:
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"Sort your filth out by yourself!" The King of Saxony Friedrich August III., at his abdication 1918, referred to the quarrels in the parliament and the squabbling within the provisional government.
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