Six of the company stands are zouaves, and I painted these boys with white trousers. The remainder are standard poilu complete with red trousers. As with any project, persistence counts.
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Poilu and zouaves.
This post is more as proof to myself than anything else that I am pottering at projects. A second 6mm French infantry regiment rolls from the painting table, albeit sans MMG stands. I was short of MMG stands when I started these, but reinforcements have since arrived, and will be painted up soon.
Six of the company stands are zouaves, and I painted these boys with white trousers. The remainder are standard poilu complete with red trousers. As with any project, persistence counts.
Six of the company stands are zouaves, and I painted these boys with white trousers. The remainder are standard poilu complete with red trousers. As with any project, persistence counts.
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