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Here is another unit of regular infantry. These southern boys are recent arrivals to the front, compared to my others. You can tell by how uniform they look; they've barely had time for their gear to fall apart yet and require replacement by anything that is at hand! In fact, I've only done a couple of non-gray pants and shirts, and only a single non-kepi among them. They've taken fewer casualties, also, than some other units as they are so new, although I think they DO have the only two-casualty stand in my Confederate collection at the moment.
The officer is a modest conversion; a head swap. While I love Battle Honors, they DO need more officers! This fellow is waving his boys forward, crouching a bit as me moves into incoming fire. I do wish that someone would do a line of figures where all of the guys are crouching a bit; men tend to do that when marching in the face of fire I think.
*laugh* Dude, I have like... 25 years of practice:) Trust me, your 28s look ohhhhh ABOUT A BILLION TIMES BETTER than anything I painted in the first 10 years of painting toy soldiers.
Part of it is also that the 15s can actually be a bit simpler to paint. A base coat, a pretty deliberate highlight, and BAM, good to go.
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damn your 15mm looks better then my 28s
*laugh* Dude, I have like... 25 years of practice:) Trust me, your 28s look ohhhhh ABOUT A BILLION TIMES BETTER than anything I painted in the first 10 years of painting toy soldiers.
Part of it is also that the 15s can actually be a bit simpler to paint. A base coat, a pretty deliberate highlight, and BAM, good to go.
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