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Black Brunswickers¶
I painted the piping in blue.
After some more reading, I recognized that the piping color is wrong, though. The Brunswickers in the peninsular campaign had the blue piping, but as described in the previous post the miniatures I have are the wrong ones for the setting. The ones I have a are rather for Quatre-Bas or Waterloo. So I repainted the piping to green, making the minis part of the 2nd line batallion.
The line infantry had the pompon in yellow on the bottom and blue on the top (light infantry in reversed order). Colors used:
Pompon, Yellow
- 70.883 Silver grey basecoat
- 72.707 Gold Yellow
- 70.952 Lemon Yellow
Pompon, Blue
- 70.963 Medium Blue
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70.963 Medium Blue
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70.844 Deep Sky Blue
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70.963 Medium Blue
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70.844 Deep Sky Blue
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70.918 Ivory
Greatcoat on top of Backpack
- 70.886 Green Grey
- 70.883 Silver Grey
Green Piping
- 70.980 Black Green
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70.980 Black Green
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70.968 Flat Green
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70.980 Black Green
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70.968 Flat Green
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70.918 Ivory
With that, the first three models are done:
Published 2020-10-17 18:15:10
28mm | Black Brunswickers | Napoleonic - Peninsular | Perry Miniatures | Products for Wargamers | Song of Drums and Shakos
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