and there they were assembled and painted by me, ready to do the scene that will be the box art
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Ney and French General staff charge at Waterloo
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Here are the new resin figures of Waterloo 1815 will be available on site in a couple of weeks
and there they were assembled and painted by me, ready to do the scene that will be the box art
and there they were assembled and painted by me, ready to do the scene that will be the box art
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Which one is Ney? Only kidding! I know which one he is.
Very interesting poses,and i would only need one set of these. That will please my pocket!
Splendid Painting. BB
Very interesting poses,and i would only need one set of these. That will please my pocket!
Splendid Painting. BB
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k.b. wrote:Hells bells.............. now these are what I call Napoleonics! Don't think I've ever seen better 1/72 Napoleonics than these Massimo!
Can't wait to get my order placed and my paint on them!
Ps/ How do they compare with Arts Miniaturen?
The size is the same of ZVEZDA
ciao Massimo
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Wooooooow! Absolutely tremendous....when exactly will they be ready to order?
This scene depicts perhaps the MOST inspirational painting I ever saw as a boy - a book on Waterloo ( not sure of the author but a Mr Chandler comes to mind)! I must have borrowed that book from my local library over a hundred times. Alright, maybe childish exaggeration but you all know what I mean!
Anyway your figures have truly captured the elan of that most magnificent charge against the British squares at Waterloo and done the scene full justice - depicting the movement/spirit more than any other manufacturer I do believe!
(Will let you know my final verdict after painting them)!
This scene depicts perhaps the MOST inspirational painting I ever saw as a boy - a book on Waterloo ( not sure of the author but a Mr Chandler comes to mind)! I must have borrowed that book from my local library over a hundred times. Alright, maybe childish exaggeration but you all know what I mean!
Anyway your figures have truly captured the elan of that most magnificent charge against the British squares at Waterloo and done the scene full justice - depicting the movement/spirit more than any other manufacturer I do believe!
(Will let you know my final verdict after painting them)!
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Peter wrote:Fantastic set! Love it!
One minor thing. You have to glue them! And I hate glueing metal figures!
These figures are made of resin, it took only a little glue cianolitica
for the metal always use glue cianolitica but between the two parties insert a tiny ball of putty (green stuff)
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daikaigan wrote:
These figures are made of resin, it took only a little glue cianolitica
for the metal always use glue cianolitica but between the two parties insert a tiny ball of putty (green stuff)
ciao
Massimo
Thanks for the tip Massimo!
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Opp`s, i forgot the A in your name Massimo,____________ a mere slip of my typing finger,Sorry! BB-
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