Showing posts with label French Imperial Guard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label French Imperial Guard. Show all posts
Friday, September 25, 2026
WIP - Guard Mameluke band part 4
I continue to progress on the Mameluke band, up to the basing stage now, I plan to add plastic cobbled sheet with raised cobbles, then just add green stuff around each foot of the horse, hopefully will not be a big task ….
Cheers
Matt
Labels:
Band,
French Imperial Guard,
French Napoleonic,
Gringo 40s
Wednesday, May 31, 2023
Napoleonic French Mamelukes of the guard wip 2
Underway with the painting of my band, a lot more to go on the 12 figures. The miniatures are from Gringo 40s, Another week at least before they get to wash stage.
Cheers
Matt
Labels:
French,
French Imperial Guard,
French Napoleonic,
Gringo 40s
Location:
19 Pl. Cheverus, 53100 Mayenne, France
Thursday, May 25, 2023
Napoleonic French Mamelukes of the Guard WIP 1
Settling back into the painting desk this week before I need to move it to a new location on the weekend completing lots of WIP and preparing projects for the Summer push.
First up, I promised Ged at Gringo 40s I would paint his French Guard Mameluke band for display in the next few months, so I thought I had best get cracking.
First up some research pics to help with motivation, for tunics, kettle drum, drummers, jingling jonnies and trumpets etc, really for my quick reference! Wip progress photos tomorrow as I started last night!
Cheers
Matt
Labels:
28mm,
French Imperial Guard,
French Napoleonic,
Gringo 40s
Location:
19 Pl. Cheverus, 53100 Mayenne, France
Thursday, December 30, 2021
French Imperial Guard Mamelukes
French Imperial Guard Mamelukes
First entry for the Analogue Painting Challenge are a unit of Foundry 28mm Mamelukes. I have had these in my possession for at least ten years and as part of my continued focus to clear out my project drawers before I move into my new painting and project workshop on the top floor in March.
They were quite quick to paint and I chose a simple five colour palette and just mixed and matched as I went, I decided to paint green and red leatherwork rather than the normal black just so I could use them as mamelukes or French Imperial Guard. I also have based them individually as I will use them for skirmish games, plus I have a unit of Gringo 40s to paint that matches my larger figures of my collection.
cheers
Matt
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