Momentous because I really am coming to the end of the pile of unpainted German 1914 figures in 6mm, I've just finished 6 stands of Irregular 1914 Jager (with MMGs) and three stands of engineers. These are Corps assets within the infantry Corps.
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The Jager. I put more green 'foliage' on these bases. I thought it was more indicative of their role. |
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A close-up of one Jager stand. |
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The three Engineer stands |
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I thought that when painted these Irregular figures were quite characterful. They look unpromising when unpainted, but suitable wet brush, wash and dry brush really bring their detail out. |
Now for a few outstanding French stands (some cavalry and artillery) before I launch into the Russians.
Very effective basing!
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