1806 Prussian Dragoons

[FredG]

I'm afraid that the pink has again bleached out under the lights. Please use your imagination to fill in the blank bits

The 3rd Regiment von Irwing



















They have the reputation as the worst set Hat have made so far. In that case I don't think they're doing too bad
They look OK as a group

[Wiking]

Nice groundwork.
Look good, your attackers with pink.
I see now that in this position they wear her headgear it is not very aerodynamic.

[MABO]

They have the reputation as the worst set Hat have made so far. In that case I don't think they're doing too bad

I do not think neither. You did a good job again. It is nice to see these 1806 Dragoons, I have based the first Schwadron of the 2. Dragoons in 1815. Coming soon

Keep on painting your nice army, Fred!!!

[Susofrick]

I can only agree! They don't look too bad like this! And part of it is of course the painter!

[FredG]

part of it is of course the painter!

[Mr. Andrea]

If that is one of Hät worse set, I don't know (and care). PSR judgment is pretty positive, for instance. Indeed, you made a wonderful job and presentation! Guess what: love all that pink, and those pink flowers are just the cherry on the cake. It brings the hobby to another level

[FredG]

I tried under natural daylight and the camera still doesn't like the pink too much. This angle is the best I can get.

[Susofrick]

The flowers look pink enough. The figures look a bit pale all over, maybe some kind of flu. Or they miss their poles.

[Graeme]

They have the reputation as the worst set Hat have made so far.

But what fine fellows you've made of them.

I see pale pink and a very determined bunch of horsemen on the charge. I like the way you've staggered the line; it looks authentic but I also think it adds a sense of movement.

[Peter]

Great painted and based figures Fred! Up to your next unit!

[Rich W]

Great work Fred! Could you estimate how many units you've now painted?!

[FredG]

The best I can say is - one more than I had before this one Rich

And still a lot more to do