You always come up with the most creative things. I read your replies and you said you just grabbed a weed from the back yard to make the tree. Now that's a good price for scenery! Embedding the flags is a really nice touch as it gives the overall work a stamp of integrity.
I was in a reenactment 10 years ago and seeing the "Tigers" sudden face off with the 5th New York Zouaves out of the smoke was amazing even if it was all in "fun." A very colorful historical unit. Great figures Captain.
Thanks guys...and LADIES for the comments, there were actually the first set of miniatures I ever painted. I just went over the red and did a redo on the main base.
I've been searching high and low for flags for Wheat's Tigers. I'm familiar with the state flags shown, but can't clearly see the blue flag in the pics. What flag is that, and where can I see a plate or copy of that flag?
great looking unit! Your trees are pretty awesome too! How do you make them?
ReplyDeleteHi Cory,
ReplyDeleteI go out to the backyard and pull out a weed...make great trees.
Whoohoo! Nice, I love these guys. What a cool unit - who can't love 'em. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteAnd very nice it looks too!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThose tigers are looking terrific, and very very nice!
ReplyDeletePhil.
You always come up with the most creative things. I read your replies and you said you just grabbed a weed from the back yard to make the tree. Now that's a good price for scenery! Embedding the flags is a really nice touch as it gives the overall work a stamp of integrity.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking Tigers Captain. My fav Reb unit, the first unit I painted for my 15mm reb army and then 28mm too.
ReplyDeleteLovely figures, photos and ideas there Richard :)
ReplyDeleteI was in a reenactment 10 years ago and seeing the "Tigers" sudden face off with the 5th New York Zouaves out of the smoke was amazing even if it was all in "fun." A very colorful historical unit. Great figures Captain.
ReplyDeleteThanks guys...and LADIES for the comments, there were actually the first set of miniatures I ever painted. I just went over the red and did a redo on the main base.
ReplyDeleteNice touch Captain; sort of like a home base for the team.
ReplyDeleteExcellent paintwork. One of my favourite units of the war.
ReplyDeleteSuperb looking unit and nice touch with the flags and tree on the movement tray.
ReplyDeleteSweet modeling, Capt. Enjoyed the look-see.
ReplyDeleteLove your work Captain I have a regitment of these guys as well and they have alway fought hard and well in my games..nice work.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work. I really like your approach to movement trays - well done!
ReplyDeleteI've been searching high and low for flags for Wheat's Tigers. I'm familiar with the state flags shown, but can't clearly see the blue flag in the pics. What flag is that, and where can I see a plate or copy of that flag?
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