My 28mm Diorama of the attack of La Haye Sainte Waterloo

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Another view -

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Final view  -

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Major Baring  -

[Wursti]

nice 

[BattlePlayer]

nice 

Thank you.

[QuinnML]

My issue with this kind of stuff is that I get really stressed about doing a bad job of the painting, to the point where I can hardly start projects like this anymore.

I got decent at painting WH40K but I haven't touched that stuff in some 8 years, and its much easier to paint metals and tanks than horses and fabrics.

I've literally had a box of Perry British hussars lying around in my room somewhere for months, I just need to man up and do a shit job of them so I can get more and improve.

Maybe you can relate, I just would hate to ruin models by really fucking up the painting.

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Its all about patience and good light  - oh  also  good eyesight or magnification devices  to see fine details  - and lots of practice.

Here is Major Baring  on his  horse  just needs some flat coat over the top.

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Another view  - 

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Next on my  build list  is this guy  -  55th Ligne  Fusilier  Officer.

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[battlegamer78]

Hey! The figures look really good. There is a lot of work, time and also dexterity in it. Are you doing it just for fun or is it for a specific project? I wish you continued success with it.

[Steinmann]

Rip

[BattlePlayer]

Hey! The figures look really good. There is a lot of work, time and also dexterity in it. Are you doing it just for fun or is it for a specific project? I wish you continued success with it.

Its going to be an actual scene  made into a diorama  on a base and then kept in a case, Its just for my own satissfaction to be honest  and pure enjoyment building it.

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A bit more progress  - this is where I stand at the moment with all those I have made - just loosley  put on display.

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And another view -