So far I only have the 9th RIR and Von Lutzow Lancers but I do have 4 battalions, a dragoon regiment and 2 batteries in the painting queue.
The Blucher figure is a JC recast as is his horse. I don't think is the correct horse to use for a mounted Prussian officer but its the only one I had.
Blucher address his troops.
'Raise high the black flags, my children. No prisoners. No pity. I will shoot any man I see with pity in him.
He is excellent, Mark. Your Prussians will grow exponentially now with such a fine general to lead them!
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WM
Hi Matt
DeleteI am in a quandary as to wait to paint next. Do I do some more Prussian Infantry or some British Cavalry perhaps.
He looks proud and superb, excellent job!
ReplyDeleteHi Phil
DeleteI hope it will inspire his troops when they face the French across 'Le table de Mars'.
Yes, some of the HH peronality figures are little gems and you brought this little chap to life!
ReplyDeleteHi LG
DeleteI have a few other Hinton Hunt personality figures and they indeed very nice indeed.
Very nice Mark...
ReplyDeleteI think Blucher can have any horse he wants... I suspect he would have had Napoleons if he could.
All the best. Aly
Lovely figure Mark well done, he was a pretty murderous old git though. It must have been agony giving birth to that elephant.
ReplyDeleteCracking moustache - clearly no slug balancers in the Prussian Army! No wonder his troops fought for him. Also that quote is my favourite bit of the film - although shortly after that the Prussian cavalry are spoiled by being reverse image shots.... :o(
ReplyDeleteVery nice Mark, I look forward to seeing more!
ReplyDeleteThe old warhorse looks great... so does Blücher (haha!)
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