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Post by Forum Admin on Oct 31, 2017 4:08:23 GMT
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Post by Edwardian on Oct 31, 2017 8:56:31 GMT
My Goodness.
This appears to be set #8297, 1808-1812 French Command!
Does the appearance of a painted set betoken imminent release?
Beautifully painted, and well-sculpted, these are really attractive, useful and practical poses.
With these and the marching set, we can finally roll out the Big Battalions of the mid-Imperial Glory Days.
I am absolutely thrilled to see these.
We can really game in the Grand Manner with these!
Thank you.
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Post by steve on Oct 31, 2017 9:33:14 GMT
These look really good, fantastic painting too can't wait until these are released you can't have enough French infantry.
Now all we need is to be able to buy the sets in the shops & everybody will be happy
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Post by Marcin on Oct 31, 2017 10:34:24 GMT
I'm glad you like my work. Thank you Hat for the figures.
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Post by gbvarese on Nov 2, 2017 14:07:46 GMT
Dear all,
I think that what I saw on this session is simply great. A question arises consequently: why Hat Adm. make us dream and suffer by showing something already existing, but not yet realeased on the market?
Giovanni
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Post by gbvarese on Nov 2, 2017 14:17:38 GMT
Dear Hat Adm.
How can I join the group of those privileged pepole, who are entrusted with the task of painting sets non yet issued?
Giovanni.
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Post by Boney95 on Nov 2, 2017 21:16:50 GMT
Hi, great figures. On Jan 20 2017 Hat stated on twitter that set 8234,8294,8296 and 8297 were in the queue to be released. They also stated that the 1815 command set had been lost. I took a screen shot of that info which I still have. The French post 1812 will be VERY popular I think as will the greatcoated elites. That post mentions Prussian limbers etc and Brunswick infantry also being in development. Hopefully exciting times ahead for us Napoleonic fans.
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Post by Brian on Nov 4, 2017 22:29:41 GMT
Great painting Marcin the black lining technique really works well was this done with fine liner pen or painted?
One more question are the figures in genuine 1/72 (23-24mm) scale? After the problems with the Peninsular British Light and Heavy Cavalry being 28mm I thought someone should ask.
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Post by Forum Admin on Nov 5, 2017 0:11:02 GMT
Great painting Marcin the black lining technique really works well was this done with fine liner pen or painted? One more question are the figures in genuine 1/72 (23-24mm) scale? After the problems with the Peninsular British Light and Heavy Cavalry being 28mm I thought someone should ask. 1/72 |
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Post by Santi on Nov 8, 2017 21:19:42 GMT
And will they be in hard or "rubber" plastic? Thank you.
Santi.
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Post by Forum Admin on Nov 8, 2017 21:51:55 GMT
And will they be in hard or "rubber" plastic? Thank you. Santi. All the new runs will be done in a harder plastic. The only softer plastic seem to be from runs years ago. |
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Post by Marcin on Nov 9, 2017 7:26:29 GMT
Great painting Marcin the black lining technique really works well was this done with fine liner pen or painted? One more question are the figures in genuine 1/72 (23-24mm) scale? After the problems with the Peninsular British Light and Heavy Cavalry being 28mm I thought someone should ask. Hi, thanks. I don't know the linear pen technique.  I just leave tiny black line of the black primer when I paint basic colour. I think it is possible when you paint 10-20 figures, but if you have 100's it is so boring and took too much time. |
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Post by Brian on Nov 10, 2017 22:29:48 GMT
Great painting Marcin the black lining technique really works well was this done with fine liner pen or painted? One more question are the figures in genuine 1/72 (23-24mm) scale? After the problems with the Peninsular British Light and Heavy Cavalry being 28mm I thought someone should ask. Hi, thanks. I don't know the linear pen technique. I just leave tiny black line of the black primer when I paint basic colour. I think it is possible when you paint 10-20 figures, but if you have 100's it is so boring and took too much time. Hi Marcin, I understand your black lining technique I find it very hard to master myself which makes your painting even more impressive, the black lining done with fine liner pen I refer to I saw done by a guy on Benno's Forum, I am thinking of giving it a try as it maybe easier and quicker. bennosfiguresforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=18950&start=180 |
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Post by Forum Admin on Nov 25, 2017 3:23:01 GMT
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Post by Stevo0113 on Aug 25, 2018 7:07:12 GMT
These great French troops are in the new releases thanks Hat
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I just leave tiny black line of the black primer when I paint basic colour. I think it is possible when you paint 10-20 figures, but if you have 100's it is so boring and took too much time.
