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FreddBloggs wrote: Mon Sep 19, 2022 10:48 am Army painter do a matt version or a different spray?
Me? Bog standard Estapol. Although called matt it has a slight satin sheen - there are satin and gloss versions to.
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Slowly cracking on with the RSM Fusiliers that have been languishing on the desk for weeks...
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splendid!
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goat major wrote: Thu Sep 22, 2022 8:37 amsplendid!
Might be.
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Good work!
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Spanner wrote: Mon Sep 19, 2022 6:06 am Doing up some Minden SYW for skirmish gaming (Green Jackets) and learning about Army Painter QuickShade (and the fact it dries glossy). Lovely figures with lots of detail. I decided to concentrate on the artillery and dismounted hussars first, as an easily-reached goal, rather than doing all the figures together. Still a lot to be done, but they are getting there.
Excellent stuff! Though I've just had flashbacks seeing the Wartenberg Hussars again... It's too soon... :sick:
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Count Belisarius wrote: Thu Sep 22, 2022 8:19 am Slowly cracking on with the RSM Fusiliers that have been languishing on the desk for weeks...

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Nice. I like that little headquarters group on the left.
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I've finally finished the 2nd Maryland Continentals (bases still to do). Got some British Light Infantry under the brush now and the postie has just delivered a box of the new (to me, anyway) plastic Continentals, plus the 16th Light Dragoons and Queen's Rangers Hussars:

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Though I've just had flashbacks seeing the Wartenberg Hussars again... It's too soon...
If I'd known that I would have bought more of them. :evilgrin:

Your rebel colonials and His Countness' Fouqué Fusiliers are looking good, as well. I haven't seen many RSM figures down here and they're quite nice.
If "The System" is the answer, who asked such a bloody stupid question?
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RMD wrote: Thu Sep 22, 2022 8:45 pm
Count Belisarius wrote: Thu Sep 22, 2022 8:19 am Slowly cracking on with the RSM Fusiliers that have been languishing on the desk for weeks...

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Nice. I like that little headquarters group on the left.
Yes. The Sultan-Pasha and his entourage will be added to my ottoman types...
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