Les enfants de l' Empereur

Hi everyone!

Hope you all had a pleasant w/e.

A few days ago, I painted some figures from Italeri's #6066 set - French Infantry (Napoleonic).

They are a bit taller and chunkier compared to other figures I've painnted so far, but the detail and historical accuracy are on the high level (for the former I am quite sure, for the latter, I leave that to you).

If you found some mistakes in terms of accuracy, please show some tolerance - I've never painted Les Blues before.

Have a great Monday night everyone!

T.

Painting Guide - WW1 Russian Infantry

Saludos!

My last post was about WW1 Russian Infantry, destined to fight in the Great War.

My new venture in exploring different eras in terms of figure painting, has led me to carry with me a small notebook, in which I write down ideas and thoughts that may help me while painting and preparing my small armies.

In one of these notes, I wrote down the colours needed in order to paint these figures. After that, I made a clear copy of it (my letters are no better than a doctor's - and I'm no doctor to be excused for that).

I hope you'll find it useful.

Have a nice Thursday night everyone!

T.

Zvezda Set 8082 Russian Infantry of World War I‏

1914.... the year of the Great War.

Central Powers and the Entente clashed in a bloody war that costed millions of lives and brought a havoc in the world, especially in Europe.

Below you will see, some newly painted figures from Zvezda's Set (#8082 Russian Infantry of WW1). A bit tedious to assemble but, the result is simply stunning in terms of 20mm figures.

I hope you like them.

Have a good Monday night everyone!

T.

P.S: Their painting guide will follow in one of the following posts. In the meantime, if you want to learn how to paint North Vietnamese soldiers, see my post with a free-to-use guide I prepared for you.