figures:
French: grenadiers and gunners French Esci , Imperial Guard.
English: gunners british Esci and Scot Greys Italeri, Life Guards britihs.
Horses of infantry prussian to Waterloo 1815.
I hope you enjoy and advice are welcome.
Alfredo.
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"Old Guard dies but does not surrender"
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Diorama inspired by the last moments of the battle of Waterloo.
figures:
French: grenadiers and gunners French Esci , Imperial Guard.
English: gunners british Esci and Scot Greys Italeri, Life Guards britihs.
Horses of infantry prussian to Waterloo 1815.
I hope you enjoy and advice are welcome.
Alfredo.
figures:
French: grenadiers and gunners French Esci , Imperial Guard.
English: gunners british Esci and Scot Greys Italeri, Life Guards britihs.
Horses of infantry prussian to Waterloo 1815.
I hope you enjoy and advice are welcome.
Alfredo.
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Lacc
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It looks amazing. I always like to see scenes made according to historical paintings.
Pity that some pictures are a bit darker.
Pity that some pictures are a bit darker.
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Kekso
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Hello.
A Very nice idea and excellent painting.
As an observation however, I would suggest the flag would not be left lying on the ground as it would be either defended to the death or hastily removed to the rear as a trophy.
Keep up the good work.
Best wishes,
Chris
Keep up the
A Very nice idea and excellent painting.
As an observation however, I would suggest the flag would not be left lying on the ground as it would be either defended to the death or hastily removed to the rear as a trophy.
Keep up the good work.
Best wishes,
Chris
Keep up the
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Kekso:
Yes, they are too much darks.
In the next job, I am going to do better pictures.
Thanks for you opinion!
Dadson:
you are right, but I put the flag on the floor because it is 28mm scale.
Its size can not see too much , Lying on the floor and stained . Though not a credible position for a napoleonic flag
Thanks for tell me this advice
Alfredo
Yes, they are too much darks.
In the next job, I am going to do better pictures.
Thanks for you opinion!
Dadson:
you are right, but I put the flag on the floor because it is 28mm scale.
Its size can not see too much , Lying on the floor and stained . Though not a credible position for a napoleonic flag
Thanks for tell me this advice
Alfredo
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Dear Alfredo,
thank you for the pictures.
A very good work - and photos.
I am sorry but:
the eagle/flag is not for 1815
The French lost only two eagles and
the Men of the Guard would not let an eagle from Napoleon on the ground...
Greetings
Thomas
thank you for the pictures.
A very good work - and photos.
I am sorry but:
the eagle/flag is not for 1815
The French lost only two eagles and
the Men of the Guard would not let an eagle from Napoleon on the ground...
Greetings
Thomas
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I like to reason it to be a Symbolic Flag_____________A Fallen Eagle!
The figures themselves both old and new look the part they play out within the picture that so inspired such a works as we do set our eyes upon here. Yes Indeed and i greatly admire this piece of fine art. BB
The figures themselves both old and new look the part they play out within the picture that so inspired such a works as we do set our eyes upon here. Yes Indeed and i greatly admire this piece of fine art. BB
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