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Prussian Silesian Cuirassiers

Posted by matgc on 31 Oct 2022, 14:50

I recently finished a couple regiments of prussian cuirassiers, here is the first one, the silesians:

http://myevergrowingarmies.blogspot.com ... siers.html

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Posted by Kekso on 31 Oct 2022, 15:58

Cool. I love to see your work again.
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Posted by MABO on 31 Oct 2022, 16:05

Nice to have you back! Cool entry. One can see what is possible with the old HaT figs.
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Posted by Bessiere on 31 Oct 2022, 16:08

Excellent work as always Matteus. I think you found the best solution using the HaT Russian dragoons - they look fine. I also saw your Wurtemburgers on the blog, you should post them here. They've been on the back burner staring at me for 3 years waiting to be painted. I think HaT did a bang up job on that set, I really love the grenadiers and hope to make an entire battalion of those. Good to have you back and nothing is a more welcome sight to me than Napoleonics.
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Posted by Captain Sibourne on 31 Oct 2022, 18:10

Very nice work! You have a very smooth style which I love.
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Posted by Fire at Will on 31 Oct 2022, 21:25

Great idea, but what to do with the left over dragoon horses and cuirassier riders?
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Posted by Susofrick on 01 Nov 2022, 08:57

Great work! And the leftovers you can paint as Mexican cavalry and put them at the Alamo.
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Posted by Minuteman on 01 Nov 2022, 15:47

Very effective, and a good way to use those old HaT early Russian dragoons.
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Posted by matgc on 01 Nov 2022, 19:36

Thanks for the kind words, guys.

As of yet, I haven't figured a use for the spare pieces I have (dragoon horses and cuirassier riders). Maybe something will come up - or not! The pile of spare models in my storage bins keep growing at a steady pace, much like my painted units (!)
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Posted by Rich W on 02 Nov 2022, 00:12

I can only agree with everyone else-excellent figures!
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Posted by Bill Slavin on 02 Nov 2022, 01:33

Nice to see your work again, Mateus. Your beautifully and cleanly painted Napoleonics are always among my favourites on this forum.
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Posted by Peter on 02 Nov 2022, 20:56

Excellent work again Matt! :thumbup:
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Posted by PatrickJ71 on 04 Nov 2022, 18:26

Beautiful painted Napoleonics!
Always a joy to see and yours are very well done.
thank you for sharing.
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Posted by C M Dodson on 04 Nov 2022, 19:42

Beautiful as always.

Best wishes,

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Posted by Santi Pérez on 08 Nov 2022, 20:58

Wonderful unit, matgc, both the figures and the decorated bases. :thumbup:

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